Alysia Reiner

Alysia Reiner, born on July twenty-first, nineteen seventy, is a talented American actress renowned for her dynamic performances across stage and screen. She gained widespread recognition for her role as Natalie 'Fig' Figueroa in the acclaimed Netflix series Orange Is the New Black, which aired from two thousand thirteen to two thousand nineteen. Her portrayal earned her a Screen Actors Guild Award as part of the ensemble cast, highlighting her exceptional talent in a competitive industry.

In addition to her acting prowess, Reiner has made significant contributions as a producer and screenwriter. She starred in and produced the financial drama Equity, a project that garnered attention at the Sundance Film Festival and was subsequently acquired by Sony Pictures Classics for nationwide release. The film's success has led to its development into a television series by Tri-Star and ABC, showcasing Reiner's versatility and vision in the entertainment field.

Reiner's theatrical roots are evident in her extensive Off-Broadway experience, where she received an Obie Award for her outstanding performance in An Oak Tree. Her film credits include a memorable role as Christine Ergarian in the critically acclaimed comedy-drama Sideways, which also earned her a SAG award for ensemble cast. Furthermore, she has portrayed District Attorney Wendy Parks in the ABC series How to Get Away with Murder and Sunny in the FX comedy Better Things.

Her television career continued to flourish with appearances in Season four of Masters of Sex on Showtime, as well as roles in Rosewood and Michael Showalter's TBS series Search Party. Alysia Reiner's diverse body of work and her commitment to storytelling make her a prominent figure in contemporary American cinema and television.