Sophia Brook is an 18 year old actor, currently studying Drama at NYU Tisch School of the Arts (Class of 2029). A Florida native and dual citizen of the U.S. and Brazil, Sophia has appeared in over 50 stage productions and several award-winning films.

 

Sophia is best known for her beloved portrayal of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz at the Belle Theatre, a role that showcased both her vocal and emotional range. Her additional leading stage credits include Anne Boleyn in SIX: The Musical, Mary Poppins in Mary Poppins, Cady Heron in Mean Girls, Margot Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, and Sandy in Grease.

 

On screen, Sophia made her feature film debut as Emily in Rough Draft (Dangerous Curves Productions), directed by Aaron Jackson, and went on to star as Molly in The Remedy (Kate Olivia Films) and Victoria in DEAR... (BrandonVia Productions). The Remedy earned multiple awards, including Best Short Film, and Sophia received the Best Actress Award at the Christian Online Film Festival, along with a Best Actress nomination at the International Christian Film and Music Festival—the largest festival of its kind in the U.S.

 

In addition to her work on stage and screen, Sophia recently completed an international internship at Buraco Nigro Recording Studio in Brazil, where she collaborated on voice and production projects. She also recorded vocals on the demo track of the original musical The Czar of Hollywood, now available on all streaming platforms.

 

Sophia has trained in acting, voice, and dance for over a decade and continues to refine her craft through intensive study and professional coaching. She has also performed the National Anthem at more than 50 public events and serves as the Founder and President of Loving Letters, an organization that sends uplifting handwritten letters to seniors across the country.

 

Her artistry and leadership have earned her numerous recognitions, including multiple Critic’s Choice Awards at the Florida Thespian State Festival, the All-Star Award at the Junior Theater Festival Atlanta, and Best Overall Production honors at Broadway Stars of the Future.

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With every role, she strives to tell stories that move hearts, spark empathy, and captivate audiences.