Angela Trimbur
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Angela Denise Trimbur is an actress, dancer, choreographer, writer, and former reality TV star. She's known for her accessible and fun dance classes in New York City, which include Balletcore, an anti-perfection ballet class, and Thirteen, a class inspired by nostalgic pop. Trimbur also hosted “Slightly Guided Dance Parties” at the Museum of Contemporary Art and led a women's dance squad that performed at basketball games.
Known for
Credits
Halloween II (2009)
as Harley David
Punching Henry (2017)
as Sascha
The Kings of Summer (2013)
as Face Paint
The Final Girls (2015)
as Tina
Quiz Lady (2023)
as Marge
XX (2017)
as Jess (segment "Don't Fall")
Horse Girl (2020)
as Julie
The Future (2011)
as Dance Studio Receptionist
Freak Dance (2010)
as Sassy
Laid in America (2016)
as Amber
Trash Fire (2016)
as Isabel
The Feels (2017)
as Lu
Dog Days (2009)
Actor
The Dramatics: A Comedy (2015)
as Black Box Actor
Brotherhood of Blood (2007)
as Carla
Dogleg (2023)
as Julia
Loaded (2007)
as Amy
Psychopaths (2017)
as Blondie
It Happened in L.A. (2017)
as Simone
Spin (2007)
as Sarah
A Green Story (2013)
as Barton's Assistant
Lovers (2024)
as Ash
The Pistol Shrimps (2016)
as Self
Trespassers (2019)
as Sarah
Beef (2014)
as Denise
Mirror Party (2023)
Actor
Pink Lemonade (2006)
as Natalie Pierce
Clown Service (2015)
as Hot Woman
I Know Jake Gyllenhaal Is Going to Fuck My Girlfriend (2016)
as Suzie
I Know You from Somewhere (2017)
as Katherene
I Love You Both (2017)
as Randi
Worst. Prom. Ever. (2011)
as Sharon Waltershied
Love and Germophobia (2012)
as Gina
Crooks (2026)
as Faye
Final Stop (2018)
as Dancer 1
Sex on Planet Weird: A Twisted Teaserama (2017)
as Sweet Baby Jane
Alone Together (2015)
as Marie
The Harsh Life of Veronica Lambert (2009)
as Paige
Excuse Me (2010)
as Paige
Kyle Christmas Special (2012)
as Juli Diamond
Nichols Canyon Road (2020)
as Horizontal-for-the-call