Emily Kokidko
- Actress
Emily Kokidko is a talented actress known for playing complicated young women. Emily was born and raised in the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts. Always an expressive child, Emily enjoyed making up characters and stories with her friends and family. Though she long had a strong desire to act, she officially began acting in junior year of high school. Emily was selected to be the lead Deanie Loomis in her high school production of "Splendor in the Grass", despite having no prior acting experience. Emily instantly caught the theatre bug, and she continued to be an engaged member of her high school's theatre program.
When Emily was in her first year at Babson College, she was chosen as a lead in the independent film "Take Me Home", wherein she portrayed a young woman suffering from cancer. Also during her time at Babson, she was a lead in the one-act play "Freedom", the only-female founding member of the Improvisational club, and worked in many short and independent films in the Boston area. Additionally, Emily traveled to London and studied at The National Theatre and Pineapple Studios.
Emily resides in Los Angeles and continues to develop her craft.
When Emily was in her first year at Babson College, she was chosen as a lead in the independent film "Take Me Home", wherein she portrayed a young woman suffering from cancer. Also during her time at Babson, she was a lead in the one-act play "Freedom", the only-female founding member of the Improvisational club, and worked in many short and independent films in the Boston area. Additionally, Emily traveled to London and studied at The National Theatre and Pineapple Studios.
Emily resides in Los Angeles and continues to develop her craft.
