Alice Kremelberg

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Alice Kremelberg
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Alma mater Fordham University
Years active2006–present

Alice Kremelberg is an American actress and writer. On television, she is known for her roles in the USA Network series The Sinner (2021) and the Disney+ series Renegade Nell (2024). Their films include Campus Code (2015) and The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020).

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Early life and education

Kremelberg was born and raised on Long Island, New York. [1] She attended the Professional Performing Arts School in Manhattan for high school before going on to study at Fordham University, the Atlantic Acting School's Conservatory, [2] and with the Upright Citizens Brigade. [3]

Career

While still in high school, Kremelberg made her television debut in 2006 with roles in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit on NBC and as a young version of Crystal Chappell's character Olivia Spencer in the CBS soap opera Guiding Light . [4]

Kremelberg guest starred in the 2010 Fringe special episode "Unearthed" on Fox. She had her first named film role in the 2012 drama Nancy, Please . In 2013, she played Reese in The Michael J. Fox Show on NBC. She had her first starring film role as Izzy in the 2015 science fiction film Campus Code . She then played Sorrell in Sonja O'Hara's Shudder series Doomsday. [5]

In 2018 and 2019, Kremelberg had a recurring role as Nicole Eckelcamp in the fifth and sixth seasons of the Netflix series Orange is the New Black . [6] She received a Daytime Emmy Award nomination for her performance in the web series The Feels, on which she also has writing credits. She wrote and produced the short film O, Ryan.

Kremelberg portrayed Bernardine Dohrn in Aaron Sorkin's 2020 film The Trial of the Chicago 7 [7] Also in 2020, she guest starred in an installment of the Hulu horror anthology Monsterland . Kremelberg joined the main cast of the USA Network series The Sinner as Percy Muldoon for its fourth and final season, which aired in 2021. [8] She also played a young version of Caroline Williams' character in the film Ten Minutes to Midnight. [9]

Kremelberg has an upcoming role in the British Disney+ series Renegade Nell .

Personal life

As of November 2021, Kremelberg is openly queer and uses she/they pronouns. [10] She is in a relationship with fellow actor Mason Alexander Park, and splits her time between New York, Los Angeles, and London. [11]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2008 Baby Mama Rob's Daughter
2009 The Taking of Pelham 123 George's Girlfriend
2012 Nancy, Please Margaret
2014Beach PillowsAlex
2015 Campus Code Izzy
Sweet HollowEmilyShort film
2016BowlineLanaShort film
UsHelenShort film
2017Stronger TogetherLaurenShort film
DuressAdrienneShort film
2018Two Minute Kenneth!CindyShort film
Can You Ever Forgive Me? Server
Ask for Jane Young Woman
Love is Dead!Cindy
2019O, RyanMoraShort film; writer, producer
Watch RoomChloeShort film
2020Ten Minutes to MidnightYoung Amy
The Trial of the Chicago 7 Bernardine Dohrn
Bury Me in ArmorSarahShort film
2021Generation WrecksJess
2022She Came from the WoodsAmy Marlowe

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
2006 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit JulieEpisode: "Choreographed"
Guiding Light Young Olivia Spencer 5 episodes
2007 30 Rock MargaretEpisode: "The Fighting Irish"
2010 Fringe Lisa DonovanEpisode: "Unearthed"
Blue Bloods Alyson DuvitzEpisode: "Smack Attack"
2011 Nurse Jackie JennyEpisode: "The Astonishing"
The Big C RubyEpisode: "Musical Chairs"
2013 Smash ActorEpisode: "The Song"
The Michael J. Fox Show Reese3 episodes
2018–2019 Orange is the New Black Nicole Eckelcamp11 episodes (seasons 5–6)
2018 NCIS: New Orleans ArleneEpisode: "In the Blood"
2019 New Amsterdam Wendy BirdwellEpisode: "The Forsaken"
2020 Monsterland AbbyEpisode: "Iron River, Michigan"
2021 The Sinner Percy MuldoonMain role (season 4)
2023 Quantum Leap RachelEpisode: "Family Style," "One Night in Koreatown"
2024 Renegade Nell Sofia Wilmot

Web

YearTitleRoleNotes
2015Working On ItMichelle2 episodes
2016–2017DoomsdaySorrell4 episodes
2018The ElevatorFelicityEpisode: "The Kid"; writer
2019The FeelsKat3 episodes; writer
2020Murder in SpacetownSharon TweedlesVoice role; 1 episode

Stage

YearTitleRoleNotes
2014Dry LandReba HERE Arts Center, New York
2016Dress of FireCassandraDorothy Strelsin Theater, New York
A Fancy Christmas Spectacular The Secret Theatre, New York

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResultRef.
2015Los Angeles Film AwardsBest Web SeriesWorking On ItWon
2016Brooklyn Web FestBest ActressDoomsdayNominated
2020 Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards Outstanding Limited Performance in a Daytime Program The FeelsNominated [12]
2020 Gotham Awards Ensemble Tribute The Trial of the Chicago 7Won [13]

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