About

​Hi, I’m Eboni ("Eb Flow", if you're nasty), a New York City–based actress and voiceover artist. ​

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My journey into theater began far from the stage.
As a child living at San Diego’s Saint Vincent de Paul family shelter, I attended my first professional production—The Wiz—while on a school field trip.  I remember feeling so seen, despite sitting in the dark theater, teary-eyed as the actress belted out “Home".  Realizing that big feelings such as longing, fear—could beautifully take up space onstage. In that moment, theater became my safe space, my refuge, my home.

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Over the past 20 years as a professional actress, I’ve followed that feeling wherever it led—performing on Broadway, Off-Broadway (and off-off-Broadway), as well as regionally and internationally. Along the way, I’ve expanded my practice beyond performance, leading theater-based workshops at Rikers Island, various women’s centers, schools, universities, and shelters across the country. In 2016, I co-founded Progeny Project, a community arts initiative anchored in theater games and facilitated conversation, designed to spark honest dialogue around relationships, community, and social justice.

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During the quiet of the pandemic, I built a home studio and stepped into the world of voiceover—a new chapter that fed me creatively and offered steadiness during a time of collective uncertainty. One of my proudest moments as a narrator came when I was invited to co-narrate REEL by Kennedy Ryan. Our team made history as the first Black author and all-Black narration team to win an AUDIE Award for Best Romance.

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Whether I’m in a classroom, a community room, onstage, or behind a mic, I strive to use my art to amplify diverse voices, build connection, and honor our shared humanity. Storytelling changed the course of my life, and I remain committed to being a conduit for it—to open doors, hold space, and tell the truth—one performance, one character, one conversation at a time.

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