Audrey Colby

French, German Jewish, Jewish, British, Southern American, Italian, New York, Brooklyn, Californian valley girl, Midwestern Various pitched, animation voices, Dr Ruth, Western Cowgirl, East European circus artist, among others Various baby and child voices, animal voices

I have performed on film, in a variety of roles including an award winning video, where I portrayed a Southern woman who believed her dog was the reincarnation of her ex husband. I have provided the voice overs for my own documentary films about immigrants. I performed as my German Jewish grandmother's Holocaust stories in Mulhausen, Germany, the town she lived in until the Holocaust. I performed as an upbeat mom in a commercial for Ford. I have performed in many roles in an interactive theatre company including: a lounge singer, Texan cowgirl, Dr Ruth Sexheimer, Okra Wintry, I provided the voice over for video commercials promoting flower essences and natural foods. I wrote and provided the voice over for the weekend's upcoming events for the evening news in Boston, where I was the Artss and Entertainment reporter's assistant Beginning and intermediate voice over with Jeff Lupetin Six months of one to one coaching with Jeff Lupetin. On camera one at the Audition Studio in Chicago. PhD in Performance Studies at Northwestern University MFA in Performance and Video from Massachusetts College of Art. I have presented numerous papers and performed at national and internationanl conferences including the: Popular Culture Conference; Association of Theatre in Higher Education; International Performance Studies Conference among others. Theatre and event reviewer for the new Art Examiner; P-form Magazine, and Ask Miss A. Final Cut Pro and professional microphone. Some access to other's audio equipment in Chicago. I was a professor in Performance History and Film Studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I have tutored English as a Second Language for several years which has given me the opportunity to listen to different dialects and accents, as well as communicate slowly and clearly.