Jennifer Bonner
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I have over 15 years of experience in the Theatre industry, including working for one of the best, most respected Equity Theatres in Central Florida, Orlando Shakes, where I served as a reader for season auditions and callbacks during my full-time employment there. I also have been an acting teacher and coach for that same time, both at Orlando Shakes and many other theatres and studios in the area.
Since leaving and taking a chance on myself, I have concentrated on film and tv, and know all too well the importance of a great reader with a schedule that can fit into mine. And that is who I want to be for you.
Jennifer is an Actor working from Orlando, Florida.
Jennifer is appearing in Kevin Smith's soon-to-be-released Killroy Was Here (Alice) and No Vacancy (Claire) starring Dean Cain and Sean Young, and Life's Rewards (Barbara) on Amazon. She can be seen as a lead in MiMo Studios' first release The Kid Who Only Hit Homers (Steph) and as Margo in DC Dogs dark comedy Meant to Be Broken both available on Amazon Prime. She is a regional commercial favorite and has debuted in many national commercials. You may also recognize her as Susan Xenley from the smash web series Diary of a Wimpy Alien created by And You Films.
She is is currently hosting The Lifestyle List on WeTV select Saturday mornings and serves as a Lifestyle Expert on the nationally syndicated Morning Show, Daytime. She also works as a guest host and fashion contributor for the Home Shopping Network.
Jennifer's Regional Theatre credits include Boeing, Boeing (Gabriella), A Little Night Music (Desiree), Noises Off (Belinda), Bad Dog (Abby), a world premiere by a writer of Netflix’s Grace and Frankie, The Adventure of Pericles (Dionyza), ShakesBEER (various), and Lend Me a Tenor (Diana). She keeps her creativity satisfied as the Producing Artistic Director with the immersive theatre company Fanvergence.
She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Frostburg State University with a degree in Theatre: Performance, Design, and Production.
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