Lily Rabe

 American actress Lily Rabe. Her numerous roles on the FX horror series American Horror Story (2011-2021) are her most well-known. She received a nomination from Tony for Best Actress in a Play. Her films include What Just Happened (2008). Pawn sacrifice (2014). Miss Stevens (2016). Golden Exits(2017). Vice (2018). Fractured, 2019. Rabe has also been seen on television in The Whispers (2015) and The Undoing (2020), The Underground Railroad (2021) as well as The First Lady (2022). Rabe was in Never Again with her mother Jill Clayburgh. Her stage debut, this time with her mother, at the Gloucester Stage Company in Massachusetts. Two one-act plays written by Israel Horovitz, Speaking Well of the Dead, and The Crazy Girl, by Frank Pugliese, were her roles that brought her an Equity Card. The actress returned to the Gloucester Stage Company in July 2003 to perform in Proof by David Auburn. She also appeared in Mona Lisa Smile that year. After graduating, she moved back to New York. Deirdre played in White Jesus from September 29 through October 2, 2004 one of a variety of one-act shows that were performed by The Democracy Project at The Naked Angels Theater Company.







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