Hey, I’m Nicole Kemmet.
If you took Penelope Cruz in BLOW and mashed her up with a James Bond operative who looks good in ballgowns and can shoot you between the eyes, you have me.
I am on a quest (and sometimes I humbly accomplish it) to tell stories and make them come alive as an actress. I gravitate towards narratives that are ruthless, charming, cunning and always one step ahead. Also, throw in a major drug deal with enough time to make it to Soul Cycle, and I come alive.
As of late, I had my first major role as series regular, Jo Battaglia, in the pilot Made In Rhode Island (2020), but all of this got started by studying Musical Theater at the University of Tampa and then found my way to the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center.
Aside from acting and having suffered from chronic acne for the past 15 years, I have become a major voice and advocate for acne in the acne positivity movement. Hollywood is forever changing, but I am proud to be part of a movement that allows women of all ages to feel comfortable in their skin.
If you’re into knowing what I’m up to, you can stay up to date with me here.