Sheila Joon (Ostadazim) is a half Iranian, half Swedish, Seattle native turned proud Brooklynite. She was recently seen in Cheryl Davis' Carefully Taught, directed by Pat Golden, at Astoria Performing Arts Center and Dylan Lamb's 10 Ways on a Gun, directed by Kathryn McConnell. Named a 2014/2015 Mary Louise Rockwell Scholar with Primary Stages/ESPA, recent stage credits include work with Primary Stages/59E.59, Amoralists/Rattlestick, Wandering Bark Theatre Co., (2015 NYIT Nominee for Outstanding Ensemble), Manhattan Theatre Club, The National Arts Club, The Lark, Red Fern Theatre Co., Rabbit Hole Ensemble, The Shaw Project, Judith Shakespeare Company, Lunar Energy Productions, Theater 2020, Manhattan Theatre Source, Theatreworks USA, etc. Regionally, she has worked with The McCarter Theatre, George St. Playhouse and The Annex Theatre. Select films include Le Crueset by Don Downie, 3 people you've never heard of by Dave Rosfeld, Chanticleer and Poker Face by Becky Lane, and multi-award winning short film Plan B by Sarah-Rose Meredith. Joon is an avid yoga practitioner, traveler and dog lover. Proud AEA, SAG and AFTRA member. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3574838/ 

                       Click Below to Watch Director Lee Manansala's "The Cigarette of the Strongman" featuring Margaret Singer and Sheila Joon