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2009 - N/A | Warehouse 13

... as Claudia Donovan

After saving the life of the President in Washington D.C., a pair of U.S Secret Service agents are whisked away to a covert location in South Dakota that houses supernatural objects that the Regents, an Authority above and outside any government, have collected over the centuries. Their new assignment: retrieve any lost objects and investigate reports of new ones. Hiatus. Returns April 2013.

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2012 | Chastity Bites

... as Leah Ratliff

Horror - Comedy feature film from Weirdsmobile Prods., starring Allison Scagliotti and Francia Raisa. Countess Elizabeth Bathory comes to U.S.A. as an abstinence educator. Buckets of blood ensue.

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2013 | Reliance

... as Leda

Allison Scagliotti stars as a young woman whose One-Night Stand returns to sacrifice her sanity and body for his own future plans. Web Series.

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Syfy’s Allison Scagliotti Joins UNHEALTHY Workshop at HERE Arts Center

Filed Under: Allison Scagliotti News, Unhealthy • Posted on August 15th, 2012 by Megan • No Comments »

Allison Scagliotti of Syfy’s “Warehouse 13” returns to the stage as she joins the cast of Darren Caulley’s Unhealthy for a limited workshop run at HERE Arts Center in New York from December 4th-9th.

Scagliotti will play Michelle, a fledgling actress struggling to maintain a positive relationship with her roommate as she continues to allow house visits from a mentally unstable, obsessed fan. The cast of the play will also feature Broadway’s Caitlin Kinnunen, whose credits include Spring Awakening and the national tour of Next to Normal directed by Michael Greif.

Best known known as Claudia Donovan on Syfy’s “Warehouse 13,” Scagliotti’s screen credits include reoccurring roles on “Drake & Josh,” “Grounded for Life,” and “One Tree Hill,” in addition to guest roles on “Zoey 101,” “ER,” “CSI,” “Mental,” and “Smallville.”

Read more: Broadway World