Aubrey Marie Seader is an actor, singer, and arts researcher, originally from Bloomington, Indiana, USA.
Aubrey works across the USA, and is based in Bloomington, Indiana.
Most recent performance work includes: Ellie in Women in the Woods (a 4-episode, site specific radio play, commissioned by Cardinal Stage Company), 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 in London.
Aubrey is a featured vocalist in Emily Davis' Tipple + Tune music series. Videos of Aubrey's singing work are available on the Performance Videos page. Visit @aubrey.marie.s on Instagram for more singing videos.
Aubrey is the creator and producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast, and the Ivy Tech Storytelling Series.
Aubrey is also an arts researcher. She is interested in the use of theatre as a therapeutic tool, in both community and clinical therapeutic settings, for people with mental health problems. Her masters thesis was on "The Long-Term Impact of Applied and Community-based Theatre on the Peace-building Process in Northern Ireland." She is an Institute for Economics and Peace Global Peace Ambassador, and a member of the Knowledge for Prevention (K4P) Youth Advisory Committee at the Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace, and Security in Halifax, Canada.
Aubrey works across the USA, and is based in Bloomington, Indiana.
Most recent performance work includes: Ellie in Women in the Woods (a 4-episode, site specific radio play, commissioned by Cardinal Stage Company), 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 in London.
Aubrey is a featured vocalist in Emily Davis' Tipple + Tune music series. Videos of Aubrey's singing work are available on the Performance Videos page. Visit @aubrey.marie.s on Instagram for more singing videos.
Aubrey is the creator and producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast, and the Ivy Tech Storytelling Series.
Aubrey is also an arts researcher. She is interested in the use of theatre as a therapeutic tool, in both community and clinical therapeutic settings, for people with mental health problems. Her masters thesis was on "The Long-Term Impact of Applied and Community-based Theatre on the Peace-building Process in Northern Ireland." She is an Institute for Economics and Peace Global Peace Ambassador, and a member of the Knowledge for Prevention (K4P) Youth Advisory Committee at the Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace, and Security in Halifax, Canada.
