Camille Stone Schiavone (she/her) is a South Florida based American/Australian award nominated performer most recently seen in New City Players celebratory 10th season opener The 39 Steps as Annabella/Pamela/Margaret and in Pompano Players Steel Magnolias as Truvy. In her role as the Baroness in The Sound of Music by Plays of Wilton, she was nominated for Broadway World Miami Metro 2025 Best Supporting Performer in a Musical. She has also been featured for her role as Athena in Athena's Wisdom Femuscripts in FilmGate Miami's 2026 selection. 

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Camille is a hands on artist, committing herself deeply to every project she aligns to. With skills in writing, accent work, character specificity, movement and dance, she inhabits, rather than plays. As a dynamic actress, Camille is happiest with a challenge and characters that span the spectrum of expression. With experience from Shakespearean to musical theatre, dramatic to comedy, Camille brings a tapestried approach to her work, imbuing each character from a wealth of different perspectives. Bringing a grounded and approachable energy into the rehearsal room and stage, she thrives in creating a supportive and healthy dynamic with her creative team. 

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Camille was born and raised in the United States until she was 18, where she spent her years training at The Eastern Virginia School for the Performing Arts and performed in regional theatre including The Virginia Shakespeare Festival. She then moved to Australia and began her solo singer/songwriter career, performing on Sydney's iconic stages. As Camille The Artist she played venues The Imperial, Oxford Arts Factory, Heaps Gay, Red Rattler & more, receiving radio play on TripleJUnearthed & Joy94FM. She earned her Adv Diploma of Music Performance and Theory from Tafe NSW and subsequently performed at Parliament House. She has modeled and illustrated by renowned Australian artist Antony Makhlouf, being featured in his 2016 print collection. Camille gratefully earned her Australian citizenship in 2017 where she remained until 2022 upon her return to the United States where she is pursuing her career in stage, film and beyond.​​​​​​​​

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