Biography
Suehyla El-Attar Young is an actor/writer based in Atlanta, Georgia. She's worked with many theatre companies across the Atlanta area in both capacities, including but not limited to: The Alliance Theatre Company, Theatre du Reve, and Working Title Playwrights. She's an artistic associate with Synchronicity Theatre and is currently working on a commission for Horizon Theatre, via a grant from the MAP fund. Her secret passion is providing scripts for teens to perform and to see; she'd like to be the John Hughes of High school Theatre...simply because she believes we should get them young. She's accomplished this with her two scripts, FISHBOWL and DESPERADOES. Her acting career is attempting a spread from the stage to the screen, at the moment.
Movies & TV Shows
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Stranger Things (2016) — Paramedic
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Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) — Agent Pearson
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Green Book (2018) — Lynn Venere
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Allegiant (2016) — Fringe Parent
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Cobra Kai (2018) — Patricia
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I, Tonya (2017) — Skater Mom
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Greenland (2020) — Rebecca
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Ozark (2017) — EMT Woman
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The Outsider (2020) — Angela Kelly
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Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween (2018) — Teacher in Hole (uncredited)
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The Resident (2018) — Laura Graham
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Miracles from Heaven (2016) — Receptionist
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DC's Stargirl (2020) — Mrs. Patterson
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The War with Grandpa (2020) — Teacher
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Hillbilly Elegy (2020) — Shoe Store Manager
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MacGyver (2016) — Janitor
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Law & Order (1990) — Dr. Michelle Gold
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Million Dollar Arm (2014) — Julie
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The Good Lie (2014) — Immigration Official
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Last Looks (2022) — Script Supervisor
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Creepshow (2019) — Sara
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Brothers (2024) — Waitress
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The Signal (2007) — Janice
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Resurrection (2014) — Woman
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Poms (2019) — Shopper
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Powers (2015) — Proprietor
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Star (2016) — Nasty Guard
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The Big Door Prize (2023) — Liz Munro
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Franklin & Bash (2011) — Court Reporter
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Found (2023) — Kind Woman
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Brockmire (2017) — Kansas City Royals Staff Member
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Student Body (2022) — Ms. Rakowski
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Your Worst Nightmare (2014) — Sandy's Neighbor
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The Quad (2017) — Katherine Meeks
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Hornet's Nest (2012) — Linda Bond