Lily Rabe

 American actress Lily Rabe. She is best known for her appearances on FX's horror series American Horror Story (2011-2021). She received an Tony Award nomination for Best Actress for a Play for her performance in The Merchant of Venice. She has starred in films such as What Just Happened (2008) and Pawn Sacrifice (2010). Miss Stevens (2016), Golden Exits 2017 and Vice (2018). Fractured (2019). In the television world, Rabe also appeared in the series The Whispers (2015), The Undoing (2020), The Underground Railroad (2021) and The First Lady (2022). Her screen debut came in 2001 opposite Jill Clayburgh, her mother. She made her professional stage debut, this time with her mother, at the Gloucester Stage Company in Massachusetts. Two one-act productions by Israel Horovitz, Speaking Well of the Dead, and The Crazy Girl, by Frank Pugliese were her roles which earned her an Equity Card. She was back with the Gloucester Stage Company in July 2003 to perform in Proof by David Auburn. She also appeared in Mona Lisa Smile that year. The actress returned to New York after graduating. Between September 29 and October 2 of 2004 she was in White Jesus by Deirdre O'Connor in a set of one-act plays presented as The Democracy Project from the Naked Angels Theater Company.






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