Jennifer Vosters
Actor / Director / Writer / Musician
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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!
Upcoming Work
EDINBURGH FRINGE / Summer 2021
Jennifer will make her Fringe debut in the Festival's virtual 2021 lineup! She will perform as the Duchess de Polignac in Cara Johnston's original one-act, The Little Glass Slipper as Performed by the Queen of France and Her Friends. The production will be available for viewing in August.
Jennifer will make her Fringe debut in the Festival's virtual 2021 lineup! She will perform as the Duchess de Polignac in Cara Johnston's original one-act, The Little Glass Slipper as Performed by the Queen of France and Her Friends. The production will be available for viewing in August.
What's New
It's not new, but #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've published some articles over the past year, including a piece on Medium about the scary reality of the working artist right now and a travel blog post on my misadventures in Ukraine. I've also written three pieces for National Catholic Reporter: a personal essay on spirituality and Star Wars, a review of the Korean sci-fi flick Space Sweepers, and a review of Christina Sweeney-Baird's debut novel, The End of Men. I'd love to know what you think!
Third: I'm trying to help American Players Theatre weather the COVID crisis in the face of a 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!
Second: I've published some articles over the past year, including a piece on Medium about the scary reality of the working artist right now and a travel blog post on my misadventures in Ukraine. I've also written three pieces for National Catholic Reporter: a personal essay on spirituality and Star Wars, a review of the Korean sci-fi flick Space Sweepers, and a review of Christina Sweeney-Baird's debut novel, The End of Men. I'd love to know what you think!
Third: I'm trying to help American Players Theatre weather the COVID crisis in the face of a 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 #16 - "La Cucina Romana" - courtesy of Katie Woods, in honor of Paul Kearney!
Impassioned Video Essay #15 - "I.V.E. Holiday Special" - courtesy of Megan Woods!
Impassioned Video Essay #14 - "Kyle's Favorite Book" - courtesy of Stephanie O'Sullivan!
Impassioned Video Essay #13 - "Lightly Roasted Literature, Vol. 1" - courtesy of Lauren Coppinger!
Impassioned Video Essay #12 - "VOTE for a Free I.V.E.!"
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Recent Work
WITHIN THESE WALLS MONOLOGUE FESTIVAL / June 24-30, 2021
This summer, Jennifer made her Forward Theater directorial debut at the Within These Walls: Stories of Home Monologue Festival! She directed Susie Duecker in Emily Glick's humorous and harrowing monologue, The Escape. The festival was performed and streamed June 24-30, 2021.
This summer, Jennifer made her Forward Theater directorial debut at the Within These Walls: Stories of Home Monologue Festival! She directed Susie Duecker in Emily Glick's humorous and harrowing monologue, The Escape. The festival was performed and streamed June 24-30, 2021.
NATURAL SHOCKS / March-June, 2020
Jennifer tackled Lauren Gunderson's remarkable one-woman play, directed by Michael Cotey, for a one-night-only virtual presentation through Third Avenue Playhouse's PlayWorks 2021 in March. The show was then picked up for a full digital run at Next Act Theatre in Milwaukee, from May 24 to June 13. Check out Warren Gerds's review for We Are Green Bay here and Russ Bickerstaff's review for The Small Stage here! Then check out reviews from Shepherd Express, Total Theater, Wisconsin Theater Spotlight, and Gwendolyn Rice!
Jennifer tackled Lauren Gunderson's remarkable one-woman play, directed by Michael Cotey, for a one-night-only virtual presentation through Third Avenue Playhouse's PlayWorks 2021 in March. The show was then picked up for a full digital run at Next Act Theatre in Milwaukee, from May 24 to June 13. Check out Warren Gerds's review for We Are Green Bay here and Russ Bickerstaff's review for The Small Stage here! Then check out reviews from Shepherd Express, Total Theater, Wisconsin Theater Spotlight, and Gwendolyn Rice!
A LIE OF THE MIND / 2020-2021
Jennifer directed a stage production of Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind for Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival in February/March 2020. After the show closed early due to COVID-19, Jennifer virtually directed the filmed remount, which was streamed for audiences this March.
Jennifer directed a stage production of Sam Shepard's A Lie of the Mind for Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival in February/March 2020. After the show closed early due to COVID-19, Jennifer virtually directed the filmed remount, which was streamed for audiences this March.
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photos by joe mazza - brave lux