Jennifer Vosters
Actor / Director / Writer / Musician
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Jennifer Vosters is an actor, director, writer, and musician from Milwaukee with a passion for telling stories on the stage and the page. Keep scrolling, or click the left-corner icon for more!
What's Next
USF SHAKESPEARE-IN-THE-SCHOOLS TOUR / Spring 2019
Jennifer is thrilled to join the Utah Shakespeare Festival's touring production of Macbeth (dir. Michael Bahr). The tour will perform across Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado and will also host drama workshops for students. She has been cast as Malcolm, among other roles, and plays live music for the show.
Jennifer is thrilled to join the Utah Shakespeare Festival's touring production of Macbeth (dir. Michael Bahr). The tour will perform across Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and Colorado and will also host drama workshops for students. She has been cast as Malcolm, among other roles, and plays live music for the show.
THE GREAT SOCIETY / July 2019
Jennifer is honored to return to Lyric Repertory Company to direct their staged reading of The Great Society by Robert Schenkkan. Performances will run July 9, 16, 23, and 30 at the Morgan Black Box Theatre.
Jennifer is honored to return to Lyric Repertory Company to direct their staged reading of The Great Society by Robert Schenkkan. Performances will run July 9, 16, 23, and 30 at the Morgan Black Box Theatre.
Recent Work
MCT YOUNG PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL / January 2019
Jennifer was invited to direct a staged reading of Handmade or Go Home, a one-act by Katerina Macheel, as part of Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's 2018 Young Playwrights Festival.
Jennifer was invited to direct a staged reading of Handmade or Go Home, a one-act by Katerina Macheel, as part of Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's 2018 Young Playwrights Festival.
MEDEA / December 2018
Jennifer made her directorial debut in Voices Found Repertory's third season with her original adaptation of Euripides' Medea. It was honored as one of Wisconsin Theater Spotlight's Top 5 Dramas of 2018, and Cara Johnston's Medea was named one of the Top 5 Female Performances of the year. Read reviews from Play On Milwaukee, The Small Stage, Wisconsin Theater Spotlight, and Shepherd Express!
Jennifer made her directorial debut in Voices Found Repertory's third season with her original adaptation of Euripides' Medea. It was honored as one of Wisconsin Theater Spotlight's Top 5 Dramas of 2018, and Cara Johnston's Medea was named one of the Top 5 Female Performances of the year. Read reviews from Play On Milwaukee, The Small Stage, Wisconsin Theater Spotlight, and Shepherd Express!
THE TEMPEST / October 2018
Jennifer enjoyed six weeks in northern Arizona working on The Tempest at the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival. She performed as Ferdinand and provided music for this gender-reversed production directed by Christine Schmidle, the Deputy Text Associate at Shakespeare's Globe.
Jennifer enjoyed six weeks in northern Arizona working on The Tempest at the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival. She performed as Ferdinand and provided music for this gender-reversed production directed by Christine Schmidle, the Deputy Text Associate at Shakespeare's Globe.
LYRIC REPERTORY COMPANY / Summer 2018
Jennifer spent the summer in Logan, Utah, performing in Lyric Rep's 51st season. She performed in Sense and Sensibility (dir. J.R. Sullivan), Macbeth (dir. Adrianne Moore), Peter and the Starcatcher (dir. Quinn Mattfeld), and a reading of Buried Child (dir. Richie Call). Read Sense reviews here, here, and here; Starcatcher reviews here, here, and here; and Macbeth reviews here and here!
Jennifer spent the summer in Logan, Utah, performing in Lyric Rep's 51st season. She performed in Sense and Sensibility (dir. J.R. Sullivan), Macbeth (dir. Adrianne Moore), Peter and the Starcatcher (dir. Quinn Mattfeld), and a reading of Buried Child (dir. Richie Call). Read Sense reviews here, here, and here; Starcatcher reviews here, here, and here; and Macbeth reviews here and here!
EQUIVOCATION / Winter 2018
Jennifer served as assistant director for Next Act Theatre's production of Equivocation, written by Bill Cain and directed by Michael Cotey. Read reviews from the Shepherd Express, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Small Stage, GM Today, Planet Kelsey, and Dave Begel On Theater!
Jennifer served as assistant director for Next Act Theatre's production of Equivocation, written by Bill Cain and directed by Michael Cotey. Read reviews from the Shepherd Express, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The Small Stage, GM Today, Planet Kelsey, and Dave Begel On Theater!
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