Angelique Cabral

Angelique Cabral is an American actress and producer known for her work across comedy, drama, and animation in the entertainment industry. Cabral studied musical theater and French at Indiana University before moving to New York to pursue acting. Her stage credits include the Off-Broadway productions "Tape," "Jesse Garon Lives," and "Rubirosa." Cabral's first professional job was in a United Airlines commercial at six months old, marking an early start to her career in television and film.

Cabral began her on-screen career as a regular in daytime soap operas before appearing in sitcoms such as "Happy Endings," "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23," and "Enlisted." She played Pam Niborski in the romantic comedy "Friends with Benefits" and Vanessa in "Happy Endings." After an initial setback with a role in Devious Maids, Cabral secured a co-starring role as Staff Sergeant Jill Perez in the military comedy "Enlisted," where she demonstrated both comedic timing and dramatic range.

Cabral is widely recognized for her role as Colleen Brandon-Ortega in the CBS sitcom "Life in Pieces," where she portrayed a nurse and the wife of Matt Short. The series followed three generations of the Short family in Los Angeles County and ran for four seasons. Her performance contributed to the show's exploration of family dynamics and comedic storytelling.

Cabral expanded her work in animation by voicing Becca Winograd-Diaz in the Amazon Prime series "Undone," which blends drama and science fiction to address mental health themes. She also appeared as Carla De Lugo in the ABC crime drama "Big Sky," based on novels by C.J. Box, and took on a supporting role in the comedy-drama "Band Aid." Cabral's film credits include the Disney animated feature "Wish" and the project "Long Story Short."

Cabral has discussed her transition from aspiring Broadway performer to working in television and film, including experiences such as teaching and foot modeling. She addresses the challenges of balancing personal and professional roles in the entertainment industry. With a career spanning soap operas, network comedies, independent films, and animated series, Cabral continues to contribute to television and film as a versatile performer.