Dominique Fishback Signs With Range Media Partners
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- Range Media Partners has signed Emmy nominee Dominique Fishback, expanding the agency's roster with a performer recognized across film, television, and theater.
- Dominique Fishback earned a B.A. in Acting from Pace University before writing and starring in her 2014 Off-Off-Broadway one-woman play "Subverted," which earned a New York Innovative Theatre Award nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance.
- David Simon cast Fishback in two consecutive HBO projects — as Billie Rowan in 'Show Me a Hero' and as series regular Darlene in 'The Deuce' — marking her breakthrough into television.
- Fishback led Amazon's satirical dark comedy 'Swarm' by Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, a series she also produced, earning an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.
- Fishback's BAFTA-nominated turn as Deborah Johnson in Warner Bros.' 'Judas and the Black Messiah' and Critics' Choice-nominated role in Apple TV+'s 'The Last Day of Ptolemy Grey' opposite Samuel L. Jackson anchor her film and streaming credits.
- Fishback continues to be represented by UTA and Schreck Rose Dapello alongside her new Range Media Partners deal.
Why it matters: Range Media Partners adds an in-demand, Emmy- and BAFTA-nominated performer to its client roster at a moment when Fishback's profile is rising off 'Swarm' and a growing slate of franchise work. For Range, the signing is a competitive talent grab against established agencies UTA and Schreck Rose Dapello, which still handle her other representation.
