Koppel Casting is a boutique New York based casting office working in theatre, film, and television. Our goal is to exceed client expectations- working closely with you to ensure that all of your casting needs are met at the highest level. We are strong advocates for diversity and inclusivity in every project we work on. Our focus is to ensure that the unique vision of each story is creatively and engagingly brought to life to the ultimate fulfillment of the artistic team.
Karie Koppel (Casting Director)– Karie began her casting career on independent films in New York and Boston, which she also produced. She turned full time to casting while living in Chicago. Then returned to her home town of New York where she began working with Calleri/Jensen/Davis Casting, then moved to Elissa Myers Casting before establishing her own office.
Since shifting her focus to casting Karie has worked in all genres of the entertainment industry from TV and Film to plays and musicals in New York City and around the country. She has worked on many bold new works and World Premieres in readings, workshops, and full productions.
Karie has handled casting for multiple regional and Off-Broadway companies including The Denver Center, Actor’s Theatre of Louisville, Cleveland Play House, Northern Stage, Abingdon Theatre Company, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Arena Stage, Arizona Theatre Company, Baystreet Theatre, Milwaukee Rep, Cape Playhouse, Emerging Artists, Geva Theatre, The Magic Theatre, Merrimack Repertory, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Syracuse Stage, Trinity Rep, 59E59, and Bucks County Playhouse. Her TV and Film work include for PBS: “Walter Winchell” (starring Stanley Tucci), “The Vote” (with Kate Burton, Laura Linney, Mae Whitman, Audra MacDonald, and Patricia Clarkson), “Charles M. Russell” (with J.K Simmons, Bill Pullman, Kathy Baker and Dylan Baker), “Edgar Allan Poe: Buried Alive” (starring Dennis O’Hare and featuring Kathleen Turner, Ben Schnetzer, and Chris Sarandon), and “Murder of a President” (starring Shuler Hensley and Kate Erbe, and featuring Adam Lefevre and James Eckhouse). Other TV and Film: “The Empath,” “The Visit,” “One Night In Atlanta.” Karie has also worked on numerous commercials and industrials.
Workshops and readings include “Maybe Tomorrow” (starring Justin Bartha and Kelli Giddish), “Back” starring (Madeleine Brewer and James Cusati-Moyer), “War of The Worlds” (with Stark Sands, Mario Cantone, Michael Urie, Martin Moran and featuring Lindsay Mendez, and Sally Ann Triplett), “Mary and Max” (Starring Shuler Hensley and featuring Julia Murney and Sydney Lucas), “Paris Through The Window” (with Erin Davies, Jason Gotay, Ed Dixon, and Gaelen Gilliland), “The Good Peaches” (Featuring Lizan Mitchell and Irene Bedard), “Baskerville” (starring Tom Hewitt, Jason Danieley, Rob McClure, Stephen Derosa, and Kate Eastwood Norris), and “All The Days” (Starring Jackie Hoffman, Judith Hawking, Chip Zien, and Ron Guttman).
When not casting Karie can be found wherever there is ice cream or puppies.
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