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Mackenzie Firgens (born 1980, California) is an American actress Firgens made her feature debut starring as Harmony in the underground hit Groove, which was an Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival, and released by Sony Classics Pictures. Firgens originated the role of April in the film version of the Broadway sensation Rent, directed by Chris Columbus. As April, Firgens had the opportunity to create a new character for the classic musical, and shares the screen with Adam Pascal.
Firgens also starred in Quality of Life with Lane Garrison, which won a Special Mention Award at the Berlin International Film Festival as well as the Best Youth Film at the Stockholm International Film Festival. Additional film credits include Broken Arrows with Lori Petty and The Hamiltons with Brittany Daniel.
Currently Firgens is working on a couple of new movies. "Break" the noir action film with Michael Madsen and Chad Everett by the award winning director Marc Clebanoff. *Stricken

by breakout filmmaker *Matthew Sconce

and "Phoenix Lights" starring Ossie Beck.
Firgens recently guest starred on the TV show The Unit

Filmography

Break (2008) - The Mysterious Brunette
Stricken (2008) - Sarah Black
Phoenix Lights (2008) - Ashley
Revolution Summer (2007) - Hope
Broken Arrows (2006) - Abby
The Hamiltons (2006) - Darlene Hamilton
Sweet Insanity (2006) - Christina
Rent (2005) - April
Quality of Life (2005) - Lisa
Groove (2000) - Harmony Stitts

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