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Inger Tudor was raised in Cincinnati, OH, and Valencia, CA. She attended Harvard College and Harvard Law School, where she engaged in the arts as well as political and cultural activism. After a brief stint practicing law as a litigation associate in Boston, she chose to follow her passion for acting professionally. She moved to New York, performing in off-Broadway and regional theatre, and toured internationally with the gospel musical "Mama, I Want to Sing!"
Seeking further theatrical education, Inger spent a year in England studying classical theatre at The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. After completing her studies, she returned to New York before relocating to Los Angeles. There, she has played numerous roles in television, film—earning several awards—and theatre, including productions at the Mark Taper Forum, Geffen Playhouse, and Arizona Theatre Company. She is a member of the acclaimed The Road, Theatre of NOTE, and Rogue Machine theatres, and frequently appears as a guest artist with Antaeus Ensemble.
Inger is also an accomplished voice-over artist, with credits as the announcer on "Divorce Court," performances in radio plays with Los Angeles Theatre Works, audiobooks, and descriptive narration for the blind in film and television. Beyond acting, she directs and produces theatre, serves as President of High Priest Productions, and is an active member of Maranatha Community Church in Los Angeles.
Her mission is to encourage people to rethink their perspectives on one another and the world.
