Born in the Bronx, NY and raised mostly on Long Island. She spent her early years crisscrossing America in a camper van and her summers immersed in family life across Ireland, Liverpool, and France—experiences that shaped her restless curiosity. She began acting at five years old in a Doggy Dumper commercial, confidently proclaiming, “It’s so easy, even a kid can do it!” From that moment on, she was hooked.
When she’s not acting, Meaghan can be found playing pickleball, roller skating, photographing the world around her, writing, or getting lost in a good book. She is of Seychellois, Irish, French, and Italian heritage and holds dual U.S. and Irish citizenship.
Training
Meaghan trained in the Meisner technique at The Neighborhood Playhouse and later with William Esper and Suzanne Esper. She was the only American accepted into Bristol Old Vic Theatre School for the 2024-2025 year, where a standout highlight included a workshop with Gregory Doran of the RSC. Her work is tenacious, raw, and deeply human, marked by a sharp sense of humor and a fascination with complex, layered characters.
Credits
Her screen credits include roles on NBC and USA Network, as well as film appearances in Admissions (with Paul Rudd and Tina Fey) and How to Be Single (with Rebel Wilson and Dakota Johnson). Upcoming projects include co-devising and performing "Oatcakes and Jam", directed by Florence Carr-Jones at the OSO Arts Centre in London on March 28th, and appearing in the short film “Mini Bar.” She is also currently devising Pericles as a musical with her theatre collective.
