A.J. GLUCK

is a Brooklyn-based actor, writer, and improviser.

Born and raised in New York City, AJ comes from an eclectic group of performers and creatives. Her grandmother is an Argentinian-American concert pianist. Her grandfather was a German violinist. Together they toured the world, playing concerts from Brazil to India to China. AJ’s mother is a reformed theater kid and dancer turned journalist and adult figure skater, and her father is a journalist and author. With these roots in performance, creation, and storytelling, it was impossible to not believe that the world truly was a stage; a place to express herself and to inform, entertain, move, and inspire. 

A.J. graduated from the prestigious LaGuardia High School’s Music Studio in 2021, where she earned the Alan & Alice Sklar Award for Outstanding Music Student, and went on to earn her B.A. in Acting at Kenyon College. At Kenyon, she served as Music Director of Kenyon’s premiere soprano-alto a cappella group, the Owl Creek Singers, as well as serving on the board of the Dance, Drama and Film organization as the Drama Liaison. Now, she is thrilled to be back in New York City—the place where her love of theater took root—to begin her professional acting career. 

A.J.’s goal is simple: to keep creating, collaborating, and connecting. Onstage, on the page, and everywhere in between. 

Offstage, A.J. can be found hanging out with her cat Basil, crocheting (probably a hat for Basil), and playing guitar.