About Kinga Suto

Hungarian American comic/filmmaker Kinga Suto grew up in Princeton, NJ where she trained as a classical ballet dancer and theater actor at Princeton Ballet Theater, Atlantic Theater Workshop and New York University Tisch School of the Arts. After obtaining a B.A. in Cinema from San Francisco State University Kinga moved to Hollywood and became V.P. of Development for Penny Marshall’s (A League of Their Own) company Parkway Productions, overseeing multiple feature films such as: Cinderella Man, Bewitched, and The Harlem Globetrotters Story. Kinga moved on to train at the Groundlings, Improv Olympic and Upright Citizen’s Brigade. In 2006, she co-wrote and performed a two person sketch show, “I’m Just Not That Into Me.” The infamous sketches, addressing a myriad of taboo social issues, earned Kinga an invitation to perform the show at The UCB Sketch Fest, NYC. Kinga’s 2010 award winning AFI Directing Workshop for Women film, “The D-Monster,” is based on her twenty-two character one person show about her years as a Hollywood development executive. It has screened and won multiple awards at festivals such as: Cannes Short Film Corner, LA Comedy Fest, Palm Beach International, Little Rock Film Festival, SLOIFF and SOAPIFF. The success of the film has lead to development deals with seasoned producers in both television and feature films based on Kinga’s original comedy.