SUSAN MYBURGH...
is a New York and Atlanta based actor and educator by way of Cape Town, South Africa. Yes, she is fluent in Afrikaans. No, she is not related to Charlize Theron - but she wishes she was!
Susan has appeared in a recurring role on season five of Chicago Fire, and you might have seen her in commercials for brands such as Facebook, NAPA Auto Parts, Lowe's, Cox Communications and Chase. You can catch her as Aleta Peacock in the critically acclaimed Yellow Rose starring Eva Noblezada, which is streaming across various platforms. Most recently, she was nominated for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Comedy by the B. Iden Payne Awards for her role as Sophia in DANCE NATION.
She is currently pursuing her MFA in Acting at Brooklyn College, where she is a Graduate Teaching Fellow, and the recipient of the Schubert Foundation and Paul and Betsy Mazursky Scholarships. Susan is proudly represented by the hardworking folks at J. Pervis (Atlanta) and Collier Talent (Austin).
is a New York and Atlanta based actor and educator by way of Cape Town, South Africa. Yes, she is fluent in Afrikaans. No, she is not related to Charlize Theron - but she wishes she was!
Susan has appeared in a recurring role on season five of Chicago Fire, and you might have seen her in commercials for brands such as Facebook, NAPA Auto Parts, Lowe's, Cox Communications and Chase. You can catch her as Aleta Peacock in the critically acclaimed Yellow Rose starring Eva Noblezada, which is streaming across various platforms. Most recently, she was nominated for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Comedy by the B. Iden Payne Awards for her role as Sophia in DANCE NATION.
She is currently pursuing her MFA in Acting at Brooklyn College, where she is a Graduate Teaching Fellow, and the recipient of the Schubert Foundation and Paul and Betsy Mazursky Scholarships. Susan is proudly represented by the hardworking folks at J. Pervis (Atlanta) and Collier Talent (Austin).
Myburgh’s acting chops are impeccable, and her quicksilver emotionality is impressive and rare among actors.
- Austin Theatre Critic
- Austin Theatre Critic
