Susannah Flood biography and personal life of the American actress

A relatively newcomer to the Hollywood scene, Susannah Flood has a good body of work for theater and screen. After several guest roles on television, Susannah got a big break with the new Shondaland obsession. For the people. Her first starring role in the prosecutor’s character Kate Littlejohn on the NBC legal drama brought the talented and aspiring actress further into the limelight. While it’s no secret that Susannah Flood prefers to keep things under the radar, here are lesser-known facts and details about the face freshly appeared on screen.

Susannah Flood Biography

Though Susannah is a public figure, she hasn’t been generous with some of her personal details. Although there is no public record of her exact date of birth, parents and family, we do know that the actress is a Manhattan raised New Yorker. Flood received her high school education in Santa Monica and later attended the University of California at Berkeley, where she graduated summa cum laude. Apart from these, there is no other personal information about the actress that has been made public.

A true thespian, Flood began her acting career on stage in the 2016 Broadway production of The Cherry Orchard, a revival by the Roundabout Theatre. She followed with versatile roles in other Off-Broadway productions such as Barrow Street Theater’s Effect and Scenes from a Marriage, New York Theater Workshop Love & Information, Horizons of the playwright Mr. Burns, and the Delacorte Theater of the Public As You Like It.

On screen, you may recognize Susannah from her recurring work as Athena Bailey-Johnson on the popular NBC action-drama Chicago Fire. She has also made guest appearances on television series such as Law & Order: Task Force Victims (2015) and the supernatural/stoner comedy, Deadbeat (2016) . Given how effectively she’s delivered and interpreted her previous roles, it came as no surprise that Susannah landed her first major TV role as prosecutor Kate Littlejohn on ABC in 2018’s For the People.

Shondaland’s legal drama chronicles a group of six new and junior attorneys as they deal with high-profile cases at one of the country’s most famous courthouses, the Southern District of New York.

Interestingly, Susannah Flood also has a radio credit. She is the narrator for Laeticia Saltier in Julian Koster’s fictional radio play podcast The Orbiting Human Circus (from the air). The Surreal Variety Show is a NightVale Presents and WNYC Production.

Personal life of the American actress

The blonde actress stands an average height of 5 feet 7 inches (1.7 meters). Susannah Flood was a student volunteer who was more interested in her studies than socializing and making friends. Thankfully, her strategy paid off when she graduated summa cum laude from UC Berkeley.

The American actress is quite athletic and was part of the Women’s Lightweight Crew while in college. Ever since she burst into the limelight, many have been curious to connect Susannah Flood’s love life with conflicting speculation that she might be secretly married or might not have been married at all. However, given the actress’ private lifestyle, these details have remained a mystery. After playing Anya Ooms, Caitlin Stasey became interested in the ABC drama For the People, the advanced on-screen chemistry between the girlfriends led many to speculate that Flood is a lesbian in real life. Since Susannah hasn’t satisfied the speculation so far, we can only assume that the lesbian role was only performed professionally.

Apparently Flood is an indoors reserved person and engages in several fun-loving pursuits. Among other hobbies when not working, Susannah Flood loves swimming and is a RuPaul’s Drag Race fan. She also loves to watch and read old movies. Her favorite oldie is It’s a Beautiful Life while her favorite book is Between Gentlemen .

After several guest roles, Susannah landed her first big job on NBC ‘s For the People , which boasts other new faces as well as some veteran ones Cast as the expert legal scholar, Flood revealed that she had to read many books and high-profile cases to prepare for the role and learn more about the country’s judicial system. The actress admits she adapted well to the role because she was intimidated and inspired by the character.

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