bio
Robin Hopkins began her career as a stand up comic performing in clubs and colleges in and around New York City. She performed regularly at such well-known clubs as Caroline's Comedy Club, Stand-up New York, Gotham Comedy Club and the Comic Strip Live, just to name a few. During that time, she co-wrote and performed several sketch comedy shows.
After life with the clowns, Robin got serious and completed an intensive two year acting program at the William Esper Studio under Maggie Flannigan. Since that time, Robin has completed many plays in New York City, including her favorites: “Pizza Man” at the American Theatre for Actors, “Beautiful Bodies” at the Sanford Meisner Theatre, and “Line,” the longest running off-broadway play, at the 13th Street Repertory Theatre Company. Most recently, Robin descended upon the world of the one-woman show. Robin wrote and performed “In Search of Tulla Berman” which debuted at the Theatre Rhinoceros in San Francisco and ran again at the Fringe Festival in Winnipeg, Canada, in New York at the Pelican Theatre and at Ars Nova.
