Kendall makes her primetime debut on NBC's 30 ROCK as Mirandor. She was thrilled to work with Tina Fey and director Jeff Richmond. The episode "The Ballad of Kenneth Parcell" will air January 26, 2012 at 9PM.

BEST ACTRESS AWARD

Kendall will read the role of Lucille Plover in a staged reading of Fengar Gael's British thriller The Gallerist on October 27, 2011 at the Directors Company Studio, 311 W. 43rd Street, Floor 3. The reading, directed by Deborah Savadge, is part of Resonance Ensemble's Fall Reading Series.

AERIAL TEXT EXPERIMENTS

One Circle Productions presents another industry reading series of Naomi Ragen's Women's Minyan September 19 at 7pm and September 26 at 3 and 7pm at the Core Club. Kendall plays Adina in a cast that includes Amelia Campbell, Kathleen Garrett, Amy Stiller, Zuzanna Szadkowski, and others. Tovah Feldshuh directs.

OFF BROADWAY READING OF EVEN

One Circle Productions presents an off Broadway industry reading of Naomi Ragen's Women's Minyan on May 9 at 3pm and 7pm at the Westside Theater. Kendall plays Adina. Tony- and Emmy-nominated actress Tovah Feldshuh makes her directorial debut with a cast that includes Ally Sheedy, Amy Stiller, Mary Testa, and Zuzanna Szadkowski. Click here for more info!

HAPPINESS AT THE DRILLING COMPANY

After a completely sold out 4-week run, John Patrick Shanley's comedy Savage in Limbo is extending off Broadway through March 27. The show is produced by Rosalind Productions and The Platform Group and directed by Brian Tom O'Connor. Kendall plays April. Click here for more info!

Kendall continues aerial silks training in preparation to play Eurydice in Deconstructive Theatre Project's The Orpheus Variations. Directed by Adam J. Thompson and featuring aerial choreography by Nicki Miller and an original score by The Shivers, the production integrates live performance, aerial silk choreography, interactive video/projection, and live music to examine the myth(s) of Orpheus and Eurydice. The play will run at Theatre for the New City. Click here for more info!

Independent feature Eight Lessons in Living Together by Jim McQuaid and Darrell Parker won Best Narrative Feature at the Columbia Gorge International Film Festival near Portland, Oregon. The film (released June 2010) stars Kendall as Tatum and Darrell Parker as Roger. Click here for the film's website!

Kendall is excited to be cast as Agnes and the Fiddler in W. H. Smith's temperance drama The Drunkard. Directed by Frank Kuhn, the play runs at the Metropolitan Playhouse September 18 - October 17. This production marks the play's first New York revival in 15 years. Click here for more details!

Peccadillo Theatre's critically acclaimed revival of Lillian Hellman's Another Part of the Forest is extending off Broadway through July 11! Kendall plays Birdie Bagtry. Click here for reviews and the new performance schedule.

Kendall booked a national PSA for Partnership for a Drug-Free America. The spot was shot at the World Trade Center site in June and will air soon.

Kendall voices the Russian character Adriana on the new radio series The Aliens airing Saturdays at noon on WBAI 99.5FM in NYC. The Aliens is one of few radio dramas to hit US airwaves since the Golden Age of Radio ended in 1962! Click here for more details.

Kendall plays Destiny in a staged reading of Jeff Carey's Wolfbane on April 26, 2010 at 4:30pm at Roy Arias Studios (300 W. 43rd, Floor 6). Wolfbane is the story of a man who, claiming to be a werewolf, offers his life savings to a prostitute in exchange for human love. Chicago Reader called it "funny, erotic, sad, romantic, and unromantic all at once... exquisite poetry." The reading is directed by Frank Kuhn and also features Charlie Thurston.

Kendall plays Molly in Travis Baker's twisted dark comedy Sex & Violence. The play Runs February 7-28, 2010 at The Mint Theater (Theater 3), 311 West 43rd St. Click here for more info.

Kendall is featured in "Fit Body, Fat Resume" in BACK STAGE. The article examines how unusual physical training has impacted several actors' careers. Click here for the article.