Jennifer Spencer is an Edmonton based Actor, Director, Playwright,  Voice/Text Coach. She is a mulitple Sterling nominee for her work, not only as an actor but for her work as a director, playwright. She is the adpator and director of the wildly succesful Maggie-Now Cycle of Plays.  Jennifer is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, and the Theatre Arts Program of MacEwan University.  Her first article Performance Arts Training in the Era of #metoo won Forum Article of the Year from the Voice And Speech Trainers Association (VASTA) in 2019.

Jennifer is a sessional member of the faculty of the Theatre Arts Program of the Theatre Department of MacEwan University, where, in 2019, she was nominated for a Distinguished Teaching Award.  She also teaches at the Foote Theatre School at the Citadel Theatre and for St.Alberts Childrens Theatre School, while maintaining a small roster of private voice clients. 

Jennifer’s most recent credits include playing Holly in The Myth of the Ostrich for Praise Doris Productions, Agnes in One Polaroid for Vanhehir Productions, and Medea in Tom Paulin’s Medea at The Serca Festival of Irish Theatre and The Thousand Faces Festival of Mythic Theatre.

She also wrote and directed, Finn McCool And The Salmon Of Wisdom And Other Ticklish Tales which played to sold out houses at The Thousand Faces Festival of Mythic Theatre in 2016. She also directed Anthem of Life a Traditional Zulu Creation story adapted by Tololwa Mollel which  integrated Classical East Indian Dance and Music, for The Thousand Faces Festival of Mythic Theatre.