Heather Litteer

Heather Litteer is an incredible personality with abundant experience in the film industry. She has worked wholeheartedly in Hollywood and has gained plenty of exposure from that. Heather is working as an actress in this field. She is widely known for, ‘Lemonade’, La MaMa’s “Downtown Variety” series online poetry, and Yoshiko Chuma’s “Love Story, School of Hardknocks”.

She is an award-winning actress, chanteuse, and writer who comes from Atlanta, Georgia. She was born and raised in Geogia. Since the beginning of her journey, she has come across several obstacles but has learned plenty of things from them. Along with this, she has worked beside some famous directors as well including, Jane Campion, Mary Harron, and Darren Aronofsky Film Director, Screenwriter, Film producer and Env >> Read More... . Due to her keen interest in the film industry, she moved to New York City in the early 90's, and studied acting with Barbara Pitcher and became a member of Friends Theatre Company by doing her first show at The Bruno Walter Theatre at Lincoln Center at the age of 19.

Furthermore, Heather wrote and premiered worldwide her one-woman play named ‘Lemonade’ at La MaMa in 2016. Later, after world-premiering at La MaMa and European premiere at Edinburgh Fringe with Assembly Rooms, she gained immense attention from the viewers across the nation, and her acclaimed solo show ‘Lemonade’ was invited to be premiered at London's Kings Head Theatre in 2018. This show turned out to be a massive achievement in her career’s path as it provided her with fame from people worldwide. Additionally, she is an active member of Caden Manson's vastly acclaimed theatre company, Big Art Group.

She landed various opportunities as she has toured extensively with them, for say, Hebbel Theatre, (Berlin Germany), Festival d' Autome a' Paris (Paris, France), Wiener Festwochen (Vienna,Austria), REDCAT (Los Angeles, CA) and Yerba Buena. Moreover, Heather has performed alongside Yoshiko Chuma. She has also worked on the project SML: Zooma, Dead End. Her other notable works include her several performances at a variety of renowned theaters and venues such as The Kitchen, Abrons Art Center, Dance Space Workshop, Bruno Walter Theatre Lincoln Center, Joe's Pub, The Wild Project, Judson Church, and Pioneer Works, Irving Plaza, The New Museum, The Guggenheim Museum, and BAM Avery Fisher Hall.

Talking about her rewards, she is the recipient of HOWL! Arts Fellowship 2018 and The William and Eva Fox Foundation's Theatre Communications Group Fox Fellowship 2016 -2018 in conjunction with La MaMa theater.