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Lora is an actor and writer based in Los Angeles. She grew up in St. Louis, and has always loved telling and listening to stories.
As a writer, Lora's debut pilot script Distressed or Drowning won a Quarterfinalist placement in the Filmmatic Comedy Screenplay Awards. As an actor, her most subversive work was portraying Betsy DeVos in Buck Ellison’s satirical photo series “Tender Option,” which has been published in The New Yorker, The LA Times, and has shown in The Hammer Museum. Within the nerd community, Lora is best known as a bisexual pirate in the improvised Dungeons & Dragons internet series Fables of Refuge. She’s been in national and international commercials, an award-winning music video with Danny Trejo, and in the syndicated tv show Corrupt Crimes. She has stunt experience in the Three Musketeers stage show All For One and specializes in sword work. Authority Magazine calls Lora Dailey a "Rising Star," and VoyageLA Magazine refers to her as a "Trailblazer." She has a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting from Missouri State University, studied fighting for screen and stage at Rapier Wit in Toronto, and studied Shakespeare Performance at the Theatre Academy London. Beyond acting and writing, Lora enjoys aerial silks, reading, embroidery, playing video games, and eating and drinking her way through the city.
As a writer, Lora's debut pilot script Distressed or Drowning won a Quarterfinalist placement in the Filmmatic Comedy Screenplay Awards. As an actor, her most subversive work was portraying Betsy DeVos in Buck Ellison’s satirical photo series “Tender Option,” which has been published in The New Yorker, The LA Times, and has shown in The Hammer Museum. Within the nerd community, Lora is best known as a bisexual pirate in the improvised Dungeons & Dragons internet series Fables of Refuge. She’s been in national and international commercials, an award-winning music video with Danny Trejo, and in the syndicated tv show Corrupt Crimes. She has stunt experience in the Three Musketeers stage show All For One and specializes in sword work. Authority Magazine calls Lora Dailey a "Rising Star," and VoyageLA Magazine refers to her as a "Trailblazer." She has a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Acting from Missouri State University, studied fighting for screen and stage at Rapier Wit in Toronto, and studied Shakespeare Performance at the Theatre Academy London. Beyond acting and writing, Lora enjoys aerial silks, reading, embroidery, playing video games, and eating and drinking her way through the city.
"Empathy is the most powerful weapon." -Augusto Boal
