ABIGAIL ROSE SOLOMON has been acting on stage since she was eight.  She grew up playing some of the great male roles at her all-girls school in Manhattan.  She received her B.A. cum laude in Theatre from 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 The Bay Area.

When it was time to return to home, Abigail worked with various Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway companies, as well as regional summer theatres.  She went on to receive her MFA from the NYU Graduate Acting Program (Tisch School of the Arts).

After the pleasure of working On-Camera with Sarah Jessica Parker and the late, great Jerry Orbach, she decided to check out Los Angeles.  When she almost booked a job on THE PRACTICE her first week visiting, she began to spend more time there.  Abigail was offered two episodes of  NYPD BLUE without having to audition, and played the recurring role of "Nurse Solly" on  DAYS OF OUR LIVES,  named  for the Solomon family nickname "Solly."  Although she worked with Brad & Angie on MR. & MRS. SMITH, she has no scoop.  She also worked with Joe Mantegna and Barbara Hershey on the indie film CHILDLESS.

Abigail thought moving to L.A. would mean giving up the theatre, but found otherwise.  After working with various theatre companies in Southern CA, she founded her own, Rosalind Productions, Inc. www.rosalindproductions.com  In 2006, she produced and starred in the World Premiere of a play she wrote, STAGES, which had an extended run and garnered a NAACP Theatre Nomination.  In 2006, she starred in and co-produced an all-female cowboy version of Shakespeare's AS YOU LIKE IT, with Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company.  In 2008, she produced and starred in a critically acclaimed, extended run of David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize winning play, PROOF.

 

Since 2002, she has traveled the country performing THE THIN LINE, a One-Woman Show written by Cathy Plourde.  She has also performed her own One-Woman show, THE WOMAN WHO HAD NOTHING BUT HER SUNDAY SUIT, at short-play festivals all over the country.   Abigail is on the Advisory Board of The  Vineyard Playhouse on Martha's Vineyard, and is an Ovation Voter for LA Stage Alliance.

Abigail is now based back in New York, but continues to work on both coasts. In addition to acting, and producing her own shows, she has been working on the producing side of such Broadway shows as CYRANO and ALL MY SONS.