Get To Know Juliet

Juliet is first generation Argentinian-American, born and raised in Boca Raton, FL. She got her start at 3 years old singing the tango song, Mi Buenos Aires Querido, in her kitchen and learning all of Dorothy's lines in The Wizard of Oz. She always knew she wanted to become an actress and she built her life around that dream. 

Juliet started singing lessons at 6 years old, and attended Bak Middle School of the Arts and Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts. During the summers, she attended French Woods Festival, where she played dream roles like Eva Peron in Evita, Violet in Violet, and Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd. In high school, she sang the National Anthem for the Miami Heat, the Miami Marlins, the Miami Open, and most notably, at the 2016 Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute for the next generation of Latino Leaders, with special guests President Obama and Hillary Clinton. At 16, she became the youngest ambassador for the Amy Winehouse Foundation, supporting children and teens struggling with addiction, and sang at their events for many years. Juliet  found fulfillment as a Cantorial Assistant at Temple Beth El, singing weekly in Friday Night Shabbat services. In 2017, she was a soloist in Side By Side with the New York Pops at French Woods. For her senior year of high school, she attended the UNCSA High School program, and that same year she received YoungArts Honorable Mention in Theatre. 

She is a recent graduate of the prestigious University of North Carolina School of the Arts where she obtained her BFA in Acting. While in school, she made her NYC cabaret debut at 54Below. As mentioned in a BroadwayBox article for the "10 Must See Versions of Rainbow High", you must stick around to get a taste of Juliet's “star quality”. 

When she is not performing, you can find Juliet bopping around the city with her dog Spoons, dancing with her friends, eating pasta, or watching Law and Order: SVU.