Susie Sutton (died February 1956) was an American actress who appeared in theater and films.

[1] Her early theatrical work took place at the Crown Garden Theater in Indianapolis, with her presenting comedic drama monologues such as "The Maid" and "Italian Woman" from 1913 through 1915.

[1] During that time period, she quickly became considered the head of the African American comedy troupe among the Players.

[7][10] The Follow Me company later started a new show titled the Bon Ton Revue, which they began performing in 1925.

[13] Her role as Noah's wife in the 1930 production of The Green Pastures earned significant praise from critics on Broadway.