After a professional acting career encompassing Broadway, film, and television, Paige expanded her experience in the field, working as a director and producer of theatre, television specials, and concerts and events in the U.S. and abroad. Currently, she is one of the lead producers on Safety Not Guaranteed, opening at Signature Theatre in DC in March 2026, featuring music by Ryan Miller (of the indie band Guster) with a book by Nick Blaemire.
She is executive producer of the recently completed short film ADMONITIONS.
Other producing projects include the new comedy JUDGMENT DAY, starring Jason Alexander, which received raves at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre in the spring of 2024. Paige was a co-producer on the Broadway comedy The Cottage (nominated for 3 Outer Critics Awards in 2023), starring Eric McCormack, Laura Bell Bundy, and Alex Moffat, directed by Jason Alexander. Currently collaborating with theatre company Deaf West and director Sarna Lapine on Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Sense & Sensibility.
Prior to her commercial endeavors, Paige was the Producing Artistic Director of the Philadelphia Theatre Company (LORT member), after ten years as Executive Artistic Director at Theatre Aspen in Colorado. She specializes in organizational turnarounds, programmatic development, and fundraising.
Professional acting credits include Broadway, film, and television. She starred in the original cast of Broadway’s Saturday Night Fever, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (OBC), and Smokey Joe’s Café, and her film career includes working alongside Tom Cruise in “All the Right Moves.”
Her work as a director includes a live television concert “Tony Awards Concert” for the WOWOW network in Tokyo, starring Broadway and TV star Matthew Morrison and Tony Award winner Kelli O’Hara, featuring a 75-piece orchestra. Directing credits include FROZEN, currently running at Paper Mill Playhouse, Bye Bye Birdie (5th Avenue Theatre), the new musical What We Leave Behind, Steel Magnolias, The Wizard of Oz (Scenie Award for Outstanding Direction of a Musical – Revival), Next to Normal (Audience Award for Best Direction of a Musical), Always Patsy Cline, Damn Yankees and Little Women the Musical.
She serves on the Maestra board, on the Advisory Board of Dancers’ Resource, founded by Bebe Neuwirth, as Vice President of the Actors Equity Foundation and as a board member of the Philly-based theatre company Lightning Rod Special. She is a founding member of the Board of Directors of NYC’s Theater Subdistrict Council, a member of The League of Professional Theatre Women, a board member emeritus of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre. Paige served on the Tony Award® Nominating Committee, and was the 1st VP of Actors’ Equity Association for over almost two dozen years. She chairs the Callaway Award (SDC) nominating committee and is a member of the Recording Academy.
Paige attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts and has taught or lectured at Harvard University, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, Yale, University of Michigan, Texas State, Boston Conservatory, Weitzenhoffer School of Musical Theatre at the University of Oklahoma, Pace, and her alma mater, NYU. She hails from New Jersey and loves baseball.
Mentorship
“In addition to my work as an artist and producer, I am committed to mentorship. A true highlight of my non-profit tenure was developing a professional apprenticeship program for some of the most promising young artists studying the performing, technical and design arts. Future generations of students who experience the robust arts education programs now available to them will be stronger, more resilient and will have the connections necessary to navigate the field. Even if they don’t land in the arts industry, the practice of and appreciation for the arts will create citizens who value and understand collaboration, engage in the sharing of ideas, and show a willingness to apply dedication and focus on any project. I continue to offer mentorship to our former apprentices.”
