Tiffany Rothman

Tiffany Rothman was born on Jul 06, 1963 in Vietnam. Tiffany Rothman's big-screen debut came with A Summer Rain directed by Ela Thier in 2009. Tiffany Rothman is known for A Summer Rain directed by Ela Thier, Adrienne Brawley stars as Store Patron and Shelby Kovant as Retailer. The upcoming new movie Tiffany Rothman plays is Chantage which will be released on Jan 15, 2021.

I was born in Hue, Vietnam and grew up in Saigon until I emigrated to the U.S. in 1975. My flight left the airport on April 28, 1975, a couple of hours prior to the breakout of fighting. After two years in Pittsburgh, PA, I moved to Brookline, Massachusetts with my family. I attended Brookline High School. I tried taking up acting in high school but because my command of English was limited, I switched to dance the following year. I tried to be practical and studied fashion retailing, then moved to N.Y. and acquired an MBA in Human Resource Management.Shortly thereafter, I gained a masters degree in educational psychology. I did not go back to acting until my daughter was in first grade. After a year, I had the confidence to audition for local theaters and independent films around New York City. I was a member of Love Creek Theatre Production.I am also a member of the Isadora Duncan International Institute. This training in modern dance from Dr. Jeanne Bresciani is helpful in adapting to the physical aspects of theatrical acting. I also acquired the title of "Artist - In- Residence" from the Institute where I also sit on the Board of Advisers. I also enjoy belly dancing at Serena's Studio. I had first started to learn belly dancing in college for a short time and recently went back to it.In 2017, I obtained a doctorate in Counseling Psychology. My doctoral thesis was based on a play called "Flowers: A Thorny Romance" in which I performed a role in a production a few years ago, it is about domestic violence.I am also a trained volunteer for one of the domestic violence organizations in New York City. I am hoping one day to be able to get involved in the public/global health area.I study with my wonderful and beautiful acting coach, Lenore Harris, whose teaching extends beyond the world of theater. Lenore's own training was influenced by Stanislavski. I consider myself fortunate to have worked with some wonderful people on various productions.A loving bond has been formed that is like that within a family.I seek fulfillment by being accessible and receptive to various creative influences. Being able to perform in dance, theater, or film and being with my loved ones - these are the things that make me feel as if I have truly achieved my American dream.