Welcome

Jennifer Vosters is an actor, writer, director, 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 New

First of all, #BlackLivesMatter, and it's up to all of us to do the work to make sure this becomes a meaningful reality. Check in with #WeSeeYou: BIPOC Demands for White American Theatre.

Second: I wrote a piece on Medium about the scary reality of the working artist right now. Give it a read and share your thoughts!

Third: I'm trying to help American Players Theatre weather the COVID crisis In the face of a devastating full-season cancellation. In exchange for donations, I'm offering prizes; the most popular are the bespoke "Impassioned Video Essays" on any topic of the donor's choosing! Visit my fundraising page to learn more!
Impassioned Video Essay #7 - "What Leia Means To Me" - courtesy of Nancy Benninghouse!
Impassioned Video Essay #6 - "The Real MVP of Star Wars" - courtesy of George Kotsonis!
Impassioned Video Essay #5 - "What the Star Wars Sequels Got Wrong" - courtesy of Chris Vosters!
Impassioned Video Essay #4 - "Hot Takes on Scooby-Doo (2002)" - courtesy of Erin McNamee!
Impassioned Video Essay #3 - "Italy in the 1970s" - courtesy of Carey Cannon!
Impassioned Video Essay #2 - "What the Harry Potter Movies Got Wrong" - courtesy of Megan Woods!
Impassioned Video Essay #1 - "White Chocolate" - courtesy of Katie Woods!

Recent Work

SAPIENS / June 26, 2020
Jennifer was thrilled to make her Forward Theater debut as part of their (virtual) Wisconsin Wrights 2020 Festival. She performed as Harriet in Eric Schabla's new play, Sapiens, directed by Jake Penner.
A LADY IN WAITING / June 24, 2020
Jennifer directed a live virtual reading of Liz Shipe's A Lady in Waiting, produced by Three Crows Theatre out of Chicago and presented by Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. Check out the archived livestream here!
A LIE OF THE MIND / February-March 2020
Jennifer directed Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival's production of A Lie of the Mind by Sam Shepard, which opened March 12. The second weekend of performances was postponed due to COVID-19 and is currently set for November 12-14.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL / November-December 2019
Jennifer made her Christmas Carol debut with Children's Theater of Madison, where she performed as the Ghost of Christmas Present in an adaptation by Colleen Madden (directed by James Ridge). She also provided live music for the show.

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photos by joe mazza - brave lux