Trudy Poux (they/them) has been acting since they were 9 years old and, at age 20, Trudy has been performing for more than a decade.

 

Most recently they originated the lead role "Twyla" in Off-Broadway's immersive play Nona's Supper Club. Trudy was the lead in a pilot Do Nothings (2023) which was selected for 11 festivals and won best series twice. They played the role of "Amy" in Seth Zvi Rosenfeld's Sunday at Il Posto (2025), and was the lead in A Short Tuturial (2022). 

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Trudy fell in love with acting through comedy improv as a member of Youth Ensemble Theater located in their home of Hudson Valley. They have trained at Second City, led Bard College's improv group, and participated in the PIT's 24 hour sketch challenge as a writer/actor.

 

They have performed leading roles in original plays at West Beth Theater (Off Broadway), NY Stage & Film’s Powerhouse Theatre Festival, Byrdcliffe Theater, and in community venues. In 2019 Trudy wrote and Directed the one act play, “Goodbye Charlie”, which premiered at the New York City Thespian Festival, and was awarded “Best Play” and "Best Supporting Actor".

 

A singer and musician, Trudy wrote and released their album Two Front Teeth which was produced by Dean Jones and mastered by  

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In February 2020, Trudy presented a TEDx Talk on the topic of "Learning Disabilities as a Social Construct", at TEDX Deerfield, MA.

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