Emily Rose has become one of television's fastest rising young stars with an already impressive and diverse body of work. Rose returned for another season as the star of Syfy's hit supernatural drama series "Haven," based on the novella "The Colorado Kid" from renowned author Stephen King. Rose stars as Audrey Parker, the shrewd and confident FBI agent who continues to navigate the unpredictable and often treacherous town of Haven, that doubles as a refuge for people that are afflicted with a remarkable range of supernatural abilities.
Rose's other television credits include NBC's "E.R." as Dr. Tracy Martin, ABC's hit drama series "Brother & Sisters" as Lena Branigan, CBS' "Jericho" as Trish Merrick and David Milch's HBO series "John from Cincinnati" as Cass. Additional television credits include the USA pilot "Operating Instructions" and guest starring roles in ABC's "Private Practice," CBS' "Two and a Half Men," "Without a Trace," and "Cold Case." Rose also has a cult following for her role in the extraordinarily popular video game franchise "Uncharted," for which she voices and portrays the game's heroine, Elena Fisher.
Rose received her undergraduate degree in theatrical arts from Vanguard University in Orange County, California and went on to study Shakespeare in Oxford, England at the British American Drama Academy. She continued her studies at UCLA, where she received her MFA in acting.
While at UCLA, Rose was an active participant in Arts Bridge America, a program which fights to keep arts education in public schools and also taught at the UCLA summer Youth Performance Conservatory. She has participated in master classes with Tim Robbins, Henry Goodman, Helen Hunt, and Annette Bening. Her theatrical roles include Sylvia in "I Gelosi," Dorine in "Tartuffe," and Beth in "Wounded" with the Los Angeles Theater Ensemble.
Rose currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband, Dairek, and a miniature schnauzer.
