Irene Glezos is a renowned actress, writer, and producer, hailing from Washington DC, where she received a degree in drama from Catholic University. Throughout her illustrious career, she has effortlessly transitioned between stage, screen, and television, leaving a lasting impression on audiences everywhere.
On stage, Glezos has had the privilege of playing iconic roles, including Lady in Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending, for which she garnered a Best Actress nomination from the Big Easy Entertainment Awards in New Orleans. Another standout performance was her portrayal of Maria Callas in Terrence McNally's Master Class, earning her an Outstanding Leading Actress nomination from the Connecticut Critics Circle.
Glezos has also had the opportunity to showcase her talent in various theatrical productions, such as Fairouz in the U.S. premiere of Naomi Wallace's In the Heart of America, directed by Tony Kushner at the Long Wharf Theatre. Additionally, she has brought to life the character of Georgie in Simon Stephens' Heisenberg, directed by Austin Pendleton at TheaterLab in NYC.
Beyond her work on stage, Glezos has made a significant impact in television, appearing in numerous episodes of popular shows like Law and Order, The Blacklist, and And Just Like That. Her filmography is equally impressive, with notable roles in Gravitas Ventures' Delusional, where she played Dr. Margaret Collins, and Tony's Auto Repair, in which she portrayed mob boss mom Belle.
