Aubrey Marie Seader is an actor, singer, and producer, originally from Bloomington, Indiana, USA.
Aubrey works across the USA, and is usually based in London, England.
Aubrey is the creator and producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast, and the Ivy Tech Storytelling Series.
As the Covid19 pandemic made live performance virtually impossible in the USA and UK, Aubrey was incredibly lucky to join Cardinal Stage Company for their fall Walkabout Radio Play series. Aubrey plays Ellie, an ordinary college girl who inherits badass demon fighting super powers, in "The Women in the Woods," and will return in episodes 3 and 4 of the series, all of which will be released in time for American Thanksgiving.
Most recent live performance work includes: Jess in Lost Letters (by Creighton Irons), and as part of the ensemble for Babylon: Beyond Borders, directed by Ruthie Osterman, at The Bush Theatre.
Aubrey was a featured vocalist in Emily Davis' Tipple + Tune music series (videos available on Performance Videos page). Visit @Aubrey.marie.s for more singing videos.
In fall of 2021, Aubrey will begin her PhD studies, focusing on theatre and conflict transformation in Northern Ireland. She is an Institute for Economics and Peace Global Peace Ambassador, and has most recently represented IEP as a speaker at the Rotary Global Cyber Security Conference, and the Knowledge 4 Prevention (K4P) Symposium at the Dallaire Institute in Halifax, Canada.
Aubrey works across the USA, and is usually based in London, England.
Aubrey is the creator and producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast, and the Ivy Tech Storytelling Series.
As the Covid19 pandemic made live performance virtually impossible in the USA and UK, Aubrey was incredibly lucky to join Cardinal Stage Company for their fall Walkabout Radio Play series. Aubrey plays Ellie, an ordinary college girl who inherits badass demon fighting super powers, in "The Women in the Woods," and will return in episodes 3 and 4 of the series, all of which will be released in time for American Thanksgiving.
Most recent live performance work includes: Jess in Lost Letters (by Creighton Irons), and as part of the ensemble for Babylon: Beyond Borders, directed by Ruthie Osterman, at The Bush Theatre.
Aubrey was a featured vocalist in Emily Davis' Tipple + Tune music series (videos available on Performance Videos page). Visit @Aubrey.marie.s for more singing videos.
In fall of 2021, Aubrey will begin her PhD studies, focusing on theatre and conflict transformation in Northern Ireland. She is an Institute for Economics and Peace Global Peace Ambassador, and has most recently represented IEP as a speaker at the Rotary Global Cyber Security Conference, and the Knowledge 4 Prevention (K4P) Symposium at the Dallaire Institute in Halifax, Canada.
