Lindsay Eagle

Lindsay Eagle is an IRNE Award–winning actor and director with a degree in Theatre from Suffolk University.

In 2007, Lindsay co-founded the critically acclaimed fringe company The Independent Drama Society, which she led as Artistic Director for three years until its amicable end in 2011. During this period, she facilitated more than 15 full-length productions, including directing Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice (nominated for Best Production - Small Theatre, IRNE Awards; awarded Best Director, MyTheatre Awards).

With a focus on social justice theatre, feminism, and body image activism, Lindsay earned critical acclaim, including an IRNE Award for Best Actress -- Small Theatre, for her portrayal of Helen in Fat Pig by Neil LaBute (Flat Earth Theatre), and has also acted with many local theatre companies, including Bridge Repertory Theatre, Fort Point Theatre Channel, Happy Medium Theatre Company, and Flat Earth Theatre. Her directorial credits include a radically representative production of Antigone by Jean Anouilh (Flat Earth Theatre), as well as several productions with all-female casts, including The Good Body by Eve Ensler (Hub Theatre Company of Boston), the first all-female professional production of Radium Girls by D.W. Gregory and the New England premiere of What Once We Felt by Ann Marie Healy (both with Flat Earth Theatre). Other directing credits include Citizens of the Empire: a Space Opera by Kevin Mullins, From The Deep by Cassie M. Seinuk (both with Boston Public Works), and short plays and readings with companies such as The Body and Sold Project, Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company, The Charlestown Working Theatre, The One-Minute Play Festival and Open Theatre Project.

Lindsay is a freelance actor and director, as well as the Marketing & Publicity Manager and a Company Member of Flat Earth Theatre. www.lindsayeagle.com