A little bit about Abby…

Abby was born and raised in Boca Raton, FL by the two best and most supportive parents in the world, Jash Jaroszewicz and Terri Jaroszewicz. Since the age of five, she grew up dancing to later catch the theatre bug in her first ever musical she was cast in during her freshman year in High School, The Pajama Game. Her love for all things theatre grew as the years passed and after her attendance at the Broadway Theatre Project where she received the Gregory Hines Scholarship, she decided put her dreams of being a Marine Biologist away to pursue a life in the arts as the entertainment industry was calling her name. 

Abby was accepted into the BFA Musical Theatre and Dance Minor program at the University of Central Florida where her theatre training continued 24/7. Three and a half years later, she graduated a semester early to move to New York City just two short weeks after accepting her diploma.

Upon arriving to NYC, Abby hit the ground running and booked her first few shows, West Side Story and Saturday Night Fever, at the Finger Lakes in Auburn, NY followed by joining the National Tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler.  Just a few months after finishing the National tour of Joseph, she was asked to join the International Tour as Mrs. Potiphar, which ran for two weeks in Tokyo, Japan.

After touring, she decided to permanently make NYC her home after all of the traveling. She then booked the role of Peggy Evans in Neil Simon's Come Blow Your Horn, where she earned her equity card, thus joining the Actor's Equity Association.

In between theatre gigs, Abby found a love for camera work. After studying with Brooke and Mary and Matthew Newton, she signed with Phil Cassese and Ali Quartin at the Stewart Talent Commercial Department and has made appearances on TV and commercials such as SNL, Colgate, IHOP, The Trade Desk, Centrum, Essie Nail Polish and Fairlife. Abby is a proud member of SAG-AFTRA.

Starting in December of 2017, Abby started toured the country once again, but this time as an original company member of the second national tour of HAMILTON until March of 2019. Upon her departure from tour, she received a “30 under 30 Award” from her alma mater for her accomplishments in the entertainment industry.

During the Pandemic, Abby spent time during the industry shutdown studying TV/Film technique and acting with the Bob Krakower studio, studying with Bob Krakower himself and Josh Mendelow. She has since filmed an Independent Film as a lead, a National Commercial, a self-produced short and a Series Regular role in a pilot titled “Williamsburg.”  Upon this new career focus, she signed with her now manager Stevie Boothe of The Boothe Group, and studies acting with her coach, Jamie Carroll.

And surprise! Broadway called! Abby hopped back onto the stage and made her Broadway debut in HAMILTON in January of 2023 and took her final bow in August of 2023.

Abby is now signed to two modeling agencies, Stewart Talent and Bella Agency, and has been on multiple shoots for Novaform, Hair Centric, Pret and Gourmia, to name a few.

Post SAG-AFTRA strike, Abby booked a recurring role on a new Netflix Mini Series, “Black Rabbit,” starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law. She shot four of the eight episodes throughout the Summer of 2024. Stay tuned for a release date!