AUBREY MARIE SEADER
Aubrey Marie Seader is an actor, singer, and producer, originally from Bloomington, Indiana, USA. Aubrey has a BFA in Acting from Rutgers University, and an MA in Arts & Cultural Management from King's College London.
ACTING
Aubrey graduated from Rutgers University (in New Brunswick, NJ, USA) cum laude with her BFA in Acting in 2015.
While at Rutgers she trained in Meisner Technique, and studied and performed at the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
Since then she has lived and worked in New York City, Bloomington, and London. Aubrey has worked with Exchange NYC's the Orchard Project, Honest Accomplice Theatre Company, the Motherline Story Project, Cardinal Stage Company, the Bloomington Playwrights Project, the Shawnee Theater of Greene County, The Bush Theatre (London), as well as performing in a number of other independent productions.
Aubrey is the co-creator and executive producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast (from the Openhearted Campaign to End Islamophobia).
Aubrey created and co-produced the first ever Ivy Tech Storytelling Series with Ivy Tech Theater Artistic Director Paul Daily. The series consisted of four devised productions created over the course of one year, featuring casts of professional artists and community members, whose performances drew on true stories from their own lives. The series focused on social and political themes of great importance to the region, including: the immigrant, refugee, and asylum seeker experience; reproductive rights; racism; and the shifting nature of work in America.
Aubrey has been studying classical and contemporary voice for over 10 years.
ACTING
Aubrey graduated from Rutgers University (in New Brunswick, NJ, USA) cum laude with her BFA in Acting in 2015.
While at Rutgers she trained in Meisner Technique, and studied and performed at the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
Since then she has lived and worked in New York City, Bloomington, and London. Aubrey has worked with Exchange NYC's the Orchard Project, Honest Accomplice Theatre Company, the Motherline Story Project, Cardinal Stage Company, the Bloomington Playwrights Project, the Shawnee Theater of Greene County, The Bush Theatre (London), as well as performing in a number of other independent productions.
Aubrey is the co-creator and executive producer of the Hijabi Diaries Podcast (from the Openhearted Campaign to End Islamophobia).
Aubrey created and co-produced the first ever Ivy Tech Storytelling Series with Ivy Tech Theater Artistic Director Paul Daily. The series consisted of four devised productions created over the course of one year, featuring casts of professional artists and community members, whose performances drew on true stories from their own lives. The series focused on social and political themes of great importance to the region, including: the immigrant, refugee, and asylum seeker experience; reproductive rights; racism; and the shifting nature of work in America.
Aubrey has been studying classical and contemporary voice for over 10 years.
"Having worked as a director of film, television, commercials, and theater, for over 35 years,
I have to say that working with Aubrey Seader has been like working with a very seasoned
professional. Each day that I have worked with Aubrey, she comes to work with great enthusiasm,
insight, and most notably, her very own uniqueness."
- David Anspaugh, director of films "Rudy," "Hoosiers," on working with Aubrey in "Spring Awakening."
I have to say that working with Aubrey Seader has been like working with a very seasoned
professional. Each day that I have worked with Aubrey, she comes to work with great enthusiasm,
insight, and most notably, her very own uniqueness."
- David Anspaugh, director of films "Rudy," "Hoosiers," on working with Aubrey in "Spring Awakening."
Icarus Photography 2020
