Kacey Rohl

Born on August 6, 1991, in Vancouver, Kacey Rohl’s early life was steeped in the arts. Her father, Michael Rohl, works as a director in television, while her mother, Jan Derbyshire, is a playwright and comedian. Growing up in an environment rich in creativity, Kacey frequently found herself amidst her mother’s rehearsals, igniting her passion for performing arts from a tender age. By the time she was 14, she had already started exploring acting professionally, honing her skills in school and through various acting courses.

Kacey Rohl’s first foray into acting was marked by her debut in the 2010 episode of the sci-fi series “V.” This role was soon followed by a significant supporting role in the film “The Client List,” where she starred alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt. After several guest roles, Rohl made her mark in the 2011 horror film “Red Riding Hood.” Though the film received mixed reviews, it was a crucial step in her acting career.

Rohl’s talent further shone in the series “The Killing,” a compelling narrative woven around a single murder case, explored from different perspectives. In this series, she portrayed Sterling Fitch, a friend of the murder victim, showcasing her ability to delve into complex characters. In 2012, Rohl appeared in the hit series “Supernatural,” adding another notable credit to her growing resume.

From 2013 to 2015, Kacey Rohl starred in the crime drama “Hannibal,” playing the intriguing character of Abigail Hobbs. The series, headlined by Mads Mikkelsen, Hugh Dancy, and Gina Torres, provided Rohl with a platform to reach a wider audience. Her character’s presence in 13 episodes was a testament to her acting prowess. In 2014, Rohl joined the cast of the sitcom “Working the Engels,” followed by her role as Marina Andrieski in “The Magicians” in 2015.

The year 2016 marked a particularly successful period in Rohl’s career. She guest-starred in acclaimed television series such as “The X-Files,” “iZombie,” and “The Good Doctor.” Additionally, she bagged the role of Carrie Campbell in the detective series “Wayward Pines,” alongside actors like Matt Dillon and Siobhan Fallon Hogan. Initially a recurring role, her character evolved into a mainstay by the series’ second season.

In 2017, Rohl entered the realm of superhero drama with her role in “Arrow,” a series based on DC Comics. She portrayed Alena Whitlock, a member of a hacking group. The series, starring Stephen Amell, David Ramsey, Katie Cassidy, and Willa Holland, allowed Rohl to explore a new genre. Her involvement in “Arrow” was a significant addition to her already impressive career.

Later, Rohl starred in “White Lie,” a psychological thriller where she played a lead role as a student who faked a cancer diagnosis and orchestrated a fraudulent fundraising campaign. The risk of her deception being uncovered added a gripping element to the narrative. In 2020, she appeared in the series “Fortunate Son.”

Away from the limelight, Kacey Rohl prefers to keep her personal life private. She shares little about her relationships in the media and on social media platforms. In 2021, Rohl adopted a dog named Agnes, affectionately called Eggy. Her leisure activities revolve around reading books and playing the ukulele. Rohl cites her acting career as her primary passion and dedication.

Kacey Rohl, a promising young talent in the Canadian and American television industry, shows no signs of slowing down. She constantly seeks new challenges, attending auditions and participating in various projects to broaden her acting spectrum. In 2022, Rohl featured alongside Denis Menochet in the dramatic film “White Dog” and is currently involved in the highly anticipated reboot of the series “L.A. Law.”