Chloe Baldwin (her/them/him) is a professional actor, variety stunt artist, and social media consultant based in Los Angeles & Chicago. Acting credits include Steppenwolf Theatre (Jeff Award Nominee), Goodman Theatre (Jeff Award Nominee), Pasadena Playhouse, Seattle Rep, Writers Theatre, The 1st US National Tour of The Woman in Black, and many more. On screen, you can see them in the recent award-winning fantasy short film “Morning is Broken” (Best Fantasy Film, GenCon) and on television in Chicago Fire, Shining Girls (opposite Elisabeth Moss), and Open TV’s Code Switched. He has helped foster the development and online presence of nationally-touring queer-forward productions like “Tiny Girl Big Show” (365K Followers on Instagram) and worked on market research projects for Netflix, Peloton, Dell, and many more. She is also the Creative Producer of Mystify Magic Festival, a femme-forward magician convention that just hosted their sold-out inaugural event in Las Vegas. He trained at The Theatre School at DePaul, Interlochen Center from the Arts, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre & The Second City, and believes that great art comes from the greatest depth of humanity.