ABIGAIL ROSE SOLOMON has been acting on stage since grade school.  She grew up playing some of the great male roles at her all-girls school in Manhattan.  She began playing ingenues at Williams College in Williamstown, MA, which "U.S. News & World Report" has repeatedly ranked the top college in the nation.  She also spent her Junior Year Abroad studying Shakespeare in England.
Upon graduating, she began her professional career in San Francisco. 
 

When it was time to return home, she received her MFA from the NYU  Graduate Acting Program (Tisch School of the Arts). There she wrote,  produced and starred in her full-length play, "Stages."   Abigail founded ROSALIND PRODUCTIONS www.rosalindproductions.com and in 2006, produced an extended run of "Stages" at the Hudson Mainstage and Matrix Theatre in Hollywood, which she also starred in.  "Stages" garnered a NAACP Theatre Nomination.  She has also performed her One-Woman show, "The Woman Who Had Nothing But Her Sunday  Suit", at short-play festivals all over the country.

In Spring 2007, Rosalind Productions joins Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company in presenting an all-female "As You Like It," set in the Wild West.  Abigail plays the gender-bending heroine "Rosalind."
 

After the pleasure of working On-Camera with Sarah Jessica Parker and the late, great Jerry Orbach, she decided to check out LA.  After almost booking a job on The Practice her  first week visiting, she began to spend more time there,  and  officially moved in 2003.  She now frequently travels back and  forth between LA and NYC, thanks to Jet Blue.

She was also offered two episodes of  NYPD Blue without having to audition, and played the re-curring role of NURSE SOLLY on  Days of Our Lives,  named  for the Solomon family nickname "Solly."  Though she  did work with Brad  & Angie on  Mr. & Mrs. Smith, she has no scoop.  Abigail also worked with Joe Mantegna and Barbara Hershey on the indie film "Childless."

She continues to travel the country performing "The Thin  Line", a One-Woman Show written by Cathy Plourde.   Abigail is on the Advisory Board of The Vineyard Playhouse on Martha's  Vineyard,  www.vineyardplayhouse.org and is an Ovation Voter for LA Stage Alliance.