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NAACP Image Award Winner

Danielle
Pinnock

Danielle Pinnock is a dynamic actor-creator-writer who was recently honored with the 2025 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her role in CBS’s hit comedy series Ghost as “Alberta.” Her credits include appearing alongside Eddie Murphy and Tracee Ellis Ross in Prime Video’s Candy Cane Lane; as “Ms. Ingram,” Sheldon’s math teacher, on Young Sheldon (CBS); opposite Ray Romano and Peter Bogdanovich in Get Shorty(Epix); on the Emmy-nominated A Black Lady Sketch Show (HBO); guest appearances on This Is Us, Scandal, and This Fool, among others; as well as voice work for Boss Baby: Back in Business (Netflix), Thundercats Roar (Cartoon Network), and Where’s Waldo? (Peacock). Unmentionables, an adult-aimed animated series that she co-created with Punam Patel, is being developed for television by Emmy-winning producer Anthony Hemingway and Taraji P. Henson. She and husband Jack Wallace are also developing an unscripted series based on their own personal wedding and vow-renewal story, centered around giving couples the opportunity to rewrite their wedding stories. Danielle is a classically trained stage actress and playwright, notable for her solo show, Body/Courage. She has also appeared Off-Broadway and at the Edinburgh Fringe in the prize-winning play, In Conflict. She has also performed at major regional theaters including Geffen Playhouse, Goodman Theatre, and D.C.’s famed Kennedy Center, among others. She received her B.A. in Communications and Theatre from Temple University and graduated with First Distinction Honors with an M.F.A in Acting from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in the UK.

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