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Tori DeLaney is an EMC actor, comedian, and multi-disciplinary artist based in Chicago. She works in theatre, film, commercial & print. She has performed regionally, in professional theatre since 2019.

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She is a proud repertory member of the Jones Classical Repertory Theatre Company specializing in classical theatre work, and new works inspired by the classics.

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She is currently taking classes at the Annoyance Theatre in clown, musical improv, and improv sans music. 

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You can see her performing bits and other work around Chicago at open mics or in her sketch/improv group Our Lake is an Ocean, and  Horse Energy.

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Awards: 

Best On-Screen Performance, Big Teeth Film Festival (2022)

Jean Scharfenberg Scholarship Recipient (2019)

"Candidates must demonstrate talent, discipline, and good work habits, attitude, performance work, and scholarship."

Two-time Irene Ryan Nominated for KCACTF (2018,2019)

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Upcoming:

  • Horatio in Hamlet, this September in Chicago with Jones Classical Theatre.

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Showings to be announced.

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TORI DELANEY

Representation: 

Chicago - Dream Team Talent, Stavins, Encore

Milwaukee - Lori Lins Ltd.

Indiana - Talent Fusion

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PRESS

"Tori DeLaney is entirely believable as Eurydice, caught between worlds, torn by devotion and love. She is a lost soul, and DeLaney breaks the audience’s heart as they witness her struggle."

"Witch and weird sister, played by Tori DeLaney, casts a spell on the audience as the trio writhes around the stage, oracles to the unfolding events."

... "Plus the witches are really cool!" Henry included. Having now seen them, the witches - played by Tori DeLaney, Hannah Embree and Laila Malak - are certainly highlight performances.

"Joining the duo on their quest are a merry assortment of characters including Tori DeLaney as Alice Heminges, daughter of John. Whether quoting Shakespeare or reciting the dialogue penned by Gunderson, the words slip effortlessly off DeLaney’s lips."

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