Gemma Vodacek
Actor & Singer
Headshots by J. Demetrie
About Me
Past: Rochester, NY native. SUNY Fredonia graduate. ‘22-’23 acting apprentice at Florida Studio Theatre. Shakespearean debut as Titania
Present: In rehearsals for When We Were Young and Unafraid at The Studio Theater, directed by Céline Rosenthal
Likes: My AMC A-List membership, red wine, long walks on the beach, reading sad books with depressing piano music playing
Dislikes: When people are rude to service workers, overpriced food in NYC, the fact I don’t have a cat
Reels
Contemporary Monologues
Shakespeare Monologues
*Updates*
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Summer 2024, Gemma’s been working at Hoosier Shakespeare Festival in Grant County, IN. She’s embarking on her professional Shakespeare journey as Hippolyta/Titania, and ensemble roles in Romeo & Juliet, as well as serving as fight captain for both shows.
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THE LAST ACORN
In May 2023, Gemma finished the run of THE LAST ACORN & OTHER WINNING PLAYS. A children’s theatre show consisting of 7 plays written by students grades 3-6. Gemma had the pleasure of choreographing and directing one of these plays. Directed by Ellie Mooney & Sean Daniels.
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NETWORK
In March 2023 Gemma finished a 9 week run of NETWORK. Due to an illness, Gemma finished tech week and opened the show in her understudy role. Directed by Richard Hopkins.
*Accolades*
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“As spoiled youngest sister Amy, Gemma Vodacek is wildly delightful; her keen timing and strong voice make it hard to believe she's only a senior in high school (watch that one; she's going places)”
—Broadway World
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“[Vodacek’s] performance as Kate is incredible. She’s brought so much character and she’s really made [Kate] shine as a sympathetic and irritating character — but that’s by design. [Kate] really has a great art arc throughout the film,”
—The Leader
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“An infectious excitement and boundless energy exudes during the production numbers. Ensemble members led by…and Gemma Vodacek deliver particularly notable and focused performances”
—Broadway World
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"Gemma Vodacek moves everyone in the theater with the empathy she brings to Fern"
—Sarasota Observer