Michelle Wilson was last on stage in the New York Theater Workshop's critically acclaimed production of The House That Will Not Stand by Marcus Gardley. Michelle is best known for her Tony-nominated performance in the Pulitzer-Prize winning play Sweat. Wilson played long-time factory worker Cynthia, a role she originated off-Broadway at the Public Theatre before the show transitioned to Broadway. In 2017, Sweat won the Pulitzer Prize and received three Tony Award nominations including Best Play, and Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role for Wilson. Wilson’s other notable theater credits include A Raisin in the Sun, Detroit ’67, Follow Me to Nellie’s, Fahrenheit 451, Two Trains Running, The People Before the Park, and more. Wilson also had memorable turns on the small screen in "Madam Secretary," "The Good Fight," "Blue Bloods." Steven Spielberg cast Michelle as a lead in an episode of "Amazing Stories" coming soon to Apple TV. 2020 ushers in the IFC release of the Sundance premiered-film "Premature," as well as roles in the Adrien Brody-led film "Clean," and the indie film "The True Adventures of Wolfboy" alongside Jaeden Lieberher and John Turturro.