Cristin Milioti

Cristin Milioti was born on August 16, 1985, in Cherry Hill, New Jersey to parents Clark Vincent Milioti and Catherine Milioti. She attended the Cherry Hill High School East and after graduating in 2003, she enrolled at the New York University to study acting. However, she dropped out of there in her freshman year. Currently, there is no news of her being in any relationship. She is believed to be single and maintains a very private and noncontroversial life.

Cristin Milioti is a very popular personality on the Broadway stage. She has given many stage performances and has won the hearts of the audiences. She first appeared on Broadway in 2007 as ‘Alice Ashbrook’ in Helen Edmundson's award-winning adaptation of Jamila Gavin's novel ‘Coram Boy.’ She played the character ‘Lily’ in ‘Stunning’ at the Lincoln Center Theater in 2009. In 2010 she performed in ‘That Face’ at the ‘Manhattan Theatre Club’ for which she was nominated for the ‘Lucille Lortel Award’ for ‘Outstanding Lead Actress’ category.

The most important performance of her stage career was in ‘Once’; in which she performed from 2011 to 2013. She performed alongside principal soloist Steve Kazee and won the 2013 Grammy Award for ‘Best Musical Theater Album.’ She also received a Tony Award nomination for the ‘Best Actress in a Musical’ in 2012.

Cristin’s onscreen acting career started with bit-part roles in films and mostly in national advertising campaign ads. She appeared in one of the notable ad campaigns of Ford Edge. She appeared in some short roles in several films and television shows including ‘The Sopranos’ in 2006-07, 'Greetings from the Shore’ in 2007, and ’ Sleepwalk with Me’ in 2012.

Cristin’s onscreen acting career started with bit-part roles in films and mostly in national advertising campaign ads. She appeared in one of the notable ad campaigns of Ford Edge. She appeared in some short roles in several films and television shows including ‘The Sopranos’ in 2006-07, 'Greetings from the Shore’ in 2007, and ’ Sleepwalk with Me’ in 2012.