Felissa Rose Esposito grew up in New York always wanting to perform. At the age of 13, she landed the role of Angela, the transsexual murderer, in the cult film Sleepaway Camp. At the age of 17, she applied for early admission to New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and was admitted that fall. Attending The Lee Strasberg institute, she began formal training as a serious actress.

Performing in plays around Manhattan put her hard work to the test. Felissa played Denise Savage in Savage in "Limbo," Karen in "Phone Sex," Renée in David Henry Hwang's "M.Butterfly," Willie in "This Property is Condemned," Desdemona in William Shakespeare's "Othello," and many more. Film work includes Woody Allen's Another Woman, Pain and Suffering, The Night We Never Met, and MTV's The Party Phone Series opposite Adam Sandler. She is currently working with NY Dinner Theater and plays Louise in Disorganized Crime as well as pursuing TV and film work...Return to Sleepaway Camp?



Felissa was asked to reprise her role Angela in Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers and Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland but turned them down because she enrolled to be in the Tisch School of the Arts at the New York University and asked NYU if she could put off her early decision acceptance for a year but they said she'd have to re apply and there was no guarantee of her getting in again. Returned to screen acting during the millenium by starring in a short independent horror-thriller that was under 15 minutes long called "Birds of a Feather" with cult actor Christopher Cooke who was well remembered for his roles in Simple Men and The Unbelievable Truth. Then she got other roles in independent feature films. Her first professional stage show was a musical review called "Youngstars" with celebrities like Irene Cara, Sarah Jessica Parker and Scott Grimes. Daughter, Bianca Rose Miller, born June 8, 2005 in LA Daughter, Lola Marue Miller, born March 4, 2007.