about

ABBY HRICIK leads her life with fierce curiosity and kindness.

An NYC-based actor, graphic designer, and producer, her Montessori education and Charleston, South Carolina upbringing feed into her artistic life. Abby’s deep-rooted philosophy is to approach everything with professionalism, care, and commitment. Learn more about her worldview in her NYU TEDx Talk: The Case Against 5:00PM. 

Before moving to New York, Abby made her professional stage debut at age 12 in Village Repertory Company’s dystopian production of The Nether (Iris). A now graduate of NYU Tisch, credits include Phantom in Kitchen Sink Theatre Co.’s The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Brooklyn Art Haus, Jo (Lead) in the Princeton University thesis film Prufrock, and Pope Joan/Louise in Top Girls at the Stella Adler Studio. Abby has over 15 years of training in ballet, tap, and jazz, and is a dance company member of TAPFUSION. Her work is as varied as it is dynamic. 

Abby’s editorial designs can be found in FML Magazine as a current Magazine Design Intern for the parent company, ARTCODED. Previously, she interned with NYC fashion trade organization Accessories Council—assisting with Ac Magazine and NoMad Magazine publications—, worked as an executive assistant to fashion designer Todd Thomas, served as Chief of Design of the Baedeker Travel Magazine, and as Head Designer of the Future Fashion Group Zine for two editions. Recent freelance projects include a custom casino game design, company branding, and personal websites. 

In 2024, Abby was hired by Pinoy Cinematic Universe as an associate producer and writer for their social media comedy, CostCutters, and coordinated post-production logistics for their 2025 Tribeca NOW-selected series, Mother, May I Have A Kidney. Other independent production credits include a documentary about the Seward Park NYPL and an experimental narrative short, In A Stitch, shot in Madrid, Spain.

Passionate about the intersection of art and social impact, Abby ran the NYC Marathon for and volunteers weekly with Literacy Partners, is a teaching artist in residential addiction recovery centers with the Stella Adler Arts Justice Division, and is a proud Ambacebador for Yerba Madre.