Lisa Sloan is a talented actress with a diverse range of credits in film, television, and theater. Besides her notable film and television appearances, she also had a successful stage career, starring in the Broadway play Gemini as Judith Hastings and serving as the standby for Gilda Radner in the Broadway play Lunch Hour, directed by Mike Nichols. Additionally, she was the standby in the Broadway play The Speed of Darkness at the Belasco Theater in 1991.
Sloan's Off-Broadway credits include lead roles in Ladyhouse Blues, Angel City, and Living at Home at Playwrights Horizons, as well as performances at regional theaters such as The Arena Stage in Washington D.C., The Williamstown Theater Festival, The Robert Lewis Acting Company, where she co-starred with Maureen Stapleton in The Club Champion's Widow, and The American Repertory Theater in Boston, where she starred as Helena in Midsummer Night's Dream and Kathy in Terry.
Her film credits include The River, 8 Million Ways to Die, Starting Over, and Blue Heaven. On television, she has made guest appearances on popular shows such as Dallas, Matlock, Family Ties, Fantasy Island, Our House, Paper Chase, LA Law, and had a leading role in the movie of the week: Miracle of the Heart: A Boystown Story.
Sloan also played the lead character of Nicole on the daytime drama The Edge of Night for two years. In addition to her artistic pursuits, she is the Artistic Director of Oracular Theater and created, starred in, and produced an Equity Show: Journey to the Oracle.
Sloan holds a Master of Fine Arts in Acting and Performance Arts from Catholic University in Washington D.C. and a Ph.D. from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Depth and Clinical Psychology.
