A formidable talent poised for breakthrough, Gabrielle Elyse possesses a natural gift for
performance that moves effortlessly between comedy and drama. Born in Dallas, Texas, she
brings depth and authenticity to every role, informed by her rich heritage as the daughter of a
Japanese and African-American father and Filipino and Scottish mother. Through each role, she
brings forward stories that reflect the nuanced experience of finding one's voice.
Starting in children's television, Gabrielle made her mark on Disney and Nickelodeon, including
her role as Josie on ,"Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn." She then successfully navigated the
challenging transition to adult roles, appearing in acclaimed series such as ,"Blackish," "Modern
Family," "Good Trouble." Her range expanded further with her turn as Hayley Chamberlain
in the horror-comedy ,"Snatchers" at Sundance Film Festival, drawing comparisons to Maya Rudolph for her ability to blend outrageous comedy with grounded character work.
Her versatility shines across diverse roles, from ,"Woman Up" and ,"High School Musical: The
Series," where she brings nuanced perspectives to universal stories of identity and belonging.
As a podcast producer/host, creative writer, and UCB-trained performer, she creates work that
resonates with contemporary audiences while pushing creative boundaries.
Based in Los Angeles, Gabrielle continues to build a solid presence. Through honest storytelling
compelling dramatic performances, and smart comedic instincts, she has establishing herself as
a compelling voice in contemporary entertainment.
