Welcome

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

Great question. Not sure! But one thing I'm sure about is that #BlackLivesMatter, and it's up to all of us to get to work to make sure this becomes a meaningful reality.

Let's check in:
Ta-Nehisi Coates, "The Case for Reparations" (The Atlantic)
1619 (podcast) from The New York Times
"Brené with Ibram X. Kendi on How to Be an Antiracist," Unlocking Us with Brené Brown (podcast)
adrienne maree brown, "a word for white people, in two parts" (blog post)

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.
LE/LA / October 2019
Jennifer directed a staged reading of playwright Liz Shipe's newest work, Le/La, for Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's Montgomery Davis Play Development Series.
AMERICAN PLAYERS THEATRE / Summer/Fall 2019
Jennifer was thrilled to join American Players Theatre for their 40th anniversary season. She performed in She Stoops to Conquer (dir. Laura Gordon) and Macbeth (dir. James DeVita), went on as an understudy in The Book of Will (dir. Tim Ocel), and was a member of the esteemed apprentice program. Read She Stoops reviews from Isthmus, Shepherd Express, and The Cap Times. Check out Macbeth reviews from the ​Chicago Tribune, Picture This Post, Isthmus, and The Cap Times.

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