MAGGIE HERBER
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"JOB" Scene (Performance Video) Quicktime
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"I Love Dick" Scene (Performance Video) Quicktime
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ATB Talent Agency Chicago (IL) (312) 900-0282 Theatrical (Film / TV), Theatre |
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A Christmas Carol |
Martha Cratchit |
Kansas City Repertory Theater |
The Seagull |
Masha |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Our Town |
The Stage Manager |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Romeo and Juliet |
Romeo |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Henry V |
Mistress Quickly/ Alice |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Lord of the Flies |
Jack |
Hypnos Theatre & Performance |
The Comedy of Errors |
Dromio of Syracuse |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Macbeth |
Lady Macbeth |
HASF Team Shakespeare |
Taming of the Shrew |
Kate |
HASF Team Shakespeare |
Rent |
Maureen |
Spinning Tree Theatre |
The Tempest |
Caliban |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime |
Movement Ensemble |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
People, Places and Things |
Emma U/S |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
As You Like It |
Touchstone |
HASF Team Shakespeare |
Taming of the Shrew |
Tranio |
Shenandoah Conservatory |
Love's Labour's Lost |
Ferdinand |
HASF Team Shakespeare |
Training | ||
Shenandoah Conservatory |
BFA Acting |
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Acting: |
Scott Hudson, Kirsten Trump |
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Acting For The Camera: |
Aubrey Deeker Hernandez |
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Shakespeare: |
Carolyn Coulson |
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Stage Combat (Single Sword/Unarmed): |
Kit Wilder |
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Voice And Speech/ Accents and Dialects: |
Kirsten Trump |
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Movement: |
Carolyn Coulson, Jake Emmerling |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'10" |
Weight: 135 lbs |
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Improvisation, Licensed Driver, Singer, Vocal Range: Alto, Voiceover, American - Minnesota Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, American - Texan Accent, British - BBC English Accent, British - Cockney Accent, French Accent, German Accent, Irish Accent, Russian Accent, Scottish Accent, Fluent French
Maggie Herber is a big Shakespeare nut, having done her first show, "A Winter's Tale" at the age of seven. Many critics said it was a shame there wasn't a Tony award category for seven year old girls playing fifty year old women that year because Maggie Herber would have been a shoe in! When she isn't onstage, Maggie enjoys hiking, making mixed media collages and playing the New York Times mini games.