Roxie Maisel is a New York City-based editor, director, colorist, composer, comedian, and performer.
As a multi-hyphenate creative, Roxie brings a unique blend of comedic timing, musical intelligence, and technical precision to every project she touches.
As an MFA-trained colorist and editor, Roxie brings a storyteller's eye and a comedian's instinct to the cutting room — and a deeply organized assistant editor's brain to everything else.
After many years of experience as a writer/performer, Roxie has learned, at [BLANK] years of age, a new way to tell her weird stories: film.
She describes herself as "a reluctant director of campy trash films that will make you laugh." She directs with a John Waters–esque commitment to absurdism, physical comedy, and genuine heart.
Roxie is a self-produced recording artist and seasoned musical theatre writer, composer, and performer.
Her debut album, A Very Roxie Christmas, is a genre-bending, comedic, one-woman holiday production of eight original songs and two covers.
Classically trained in operatic technique, Roxie brings powerful vocal performance and physical comedy to every role, be it an opera, musical, or burlesque act with live singing.
Co-wrote, music-directed, and starred in the off-Broadway musical EXODUS 2: The Apocrypha — a stage production about two biblical magician mimes and their musical exodus from ancient Egypt.