Notable Alumni of University of North Carolina School of the Arts
Notable alumni of University of North Carolina School of the Arts include Jada Pinkett Smith (Actress, businesswoman and talk show host), Anthony Mackie (Actor and Emmy nominee) and Mary-Louise Parker (Actress, Golden Globe, Emmy and Tony winner).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Ryan Butler 1979–
Politician and filmmaker, former DNC member
Arts and media
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Jada Pinkett Smith 1971–
Actress, businesswoman and talk show host
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Anthony Mackie 1978–
Actor and Emmy nominee
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Mary-Louise Parker 1964–
Actress, Golden Globe, Emmy and Tony winner
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Hunter Schafer 1998–
Actress, model and LGBTQ activist
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Dane DeHaan 1986–
Actor in Chronicle and Oppenheimer
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Anna Camp 1982–
Actress in the Pitch Perfect films
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Missi Pyle 1972–
Actress and singer
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Jennifer Ehle 1969–
Actress, Tony and BAFTA winner
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Elizabeth Lail 1992–
Actress known for the series You
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Tom Hulce 1953–
Actor who played Mozart in Amadeus
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Danny McBride 1976–
Actor, comedian, screenwriter and producer
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Debbie Allen 1950–
Actress, choreographer, director and producer
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Sage Stallone 1976–2012
Actor and film director, son of Sylvester Stallone
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Judge Reinhold 1957–
Actor, screenwriter and producer
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David Gordon Green 1975–
Film director and screenwriter
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Matthew Ashford 1960–
Actor known for Days of Our Lives
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Bridget Regan 1982–
Actress known for Agent Carter and White Collar
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Lucas Hedges 1996–
Film, television and stage actor
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Diedrich Bader 1966–
Actor and comedian known for comedic and voice roles
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Chris Parnell 1967–
Actor and comedian, Saturday Night Live cast member
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Katherine LaNasa 1966–
Actress in HBO Max drama The Pitt
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Brett Gelman 1976–
Actor and comedian in Stranger Things and Fleabag
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Billy Magnussen 1985–
Actor in Game Night and Aladdin
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.