EXTRA, EXTRA!
Caroline is Non-Union and is currently seeking representation in Film/TV and Theatre
New Additions to the Audition Book!
That’ll Show Him from Funny Thing
Landslide by Stevie Nicks
Big Apple Film Festival!
The Family Recipe, Caroline’s Feature Film Debut, had its first public screening at the Big Apple Film Festival on May 12th, 2026.
“The kind of movie that reminds people of going to the theater with family and friends”.
- The Independent Critic
“Caroline Digan as Nancy Mitchell…brings personality to her scenes”.
- Just For Movie Freaks
Off - Broadway Debut!
Phryne, Queen of Athens
An original play by Gillian Brit
Caroline originated the role of Phila, in Phryne, Queen of Athens at its New York City Debut at the Stag and Lion Theatre. The play, which is a period piece, amplifies the female experience and retells the story of Phryne, a significant figure of Ancient Greece and female history.
The show ran from April 2nd - April 11th, 2026.
From Right to Left: Gillian Brit (Phryne), Caroline Digan (Phila), Aubree Dixon (Myrrhine), Camryn Graves and Jules Geiss (High Priestesses).
The Family Recipe
Feature Film Debut!
An Independent Feature Film by Karl Ryan Erikson
Nostalgic of the 1980’s family holiday comedy genre, The Family Recipe follows a Mom’s desperate attempt to keep her family traditions alive while typical and not-so-typical Thanksgiving dinner chaos ensues.
Caroline makes her feature film debut as the older, bratty sister who can get far enough away from her humiliating family, until she realizes just how important they are.
This film is completed and is currently being submitted to festivals.
Red Carpet Event at The Family Recipe Private Premiere
Actors: Chris Connell (Left) and Stacey Van Gorder (Right)
Chelsea Table and Stage Debut!
Sondheim Cabaret at Chelsea Table and Stage!
Caroline was featured in a cabaret at the Chelsea Table and Stage for a night of Sondheim’s classic pieces, hosted by Actor Therapy, on Monday, September 15th at 7:00 PM.
Green Room 42 Debut!
A staged reading of the new play, Maybe It’s Raining in Brooklyn by Gillian Britt.
Caroline was featured as the role of Ruth in the staged reading of Gillian Britt’s new play, Maybe It’s Raining in Brooklyn, on September 10th at 7 PM at Green Room 42 in NYC!
54 Below Debut!
A Lindsay Mendez and Ryan Scott Oliver arranged showcase at 54 Below for selected students of their NYC Musical Theatre program, Actor Therapy.
On July 9th, 2025 Caroline made her 54 Below Debut as well as her NYC debut with friends and fellow students of Actor Therapy. She performed the comedic contemporary piece, “Lost” from Fugitive Songs (Miller & Tyson, 2008).