Inger Tudor's life journey began in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Valencia, California, where she was exposed to diverse environments that would later influence her multifaceted pursuits. Her academic endeavors took her to Harvard College and Harvard Law School, where she explored her creative side through the arts and actively engaged in political and cultural activism.
After completing her law degree, Inger briefly practiced as a litigation associate in Boston before deciding to pursue her true passion for acting. She relocated to New York, where she immersed herself in the city's vibrant theatre scene, performing in off-Broadway and regional productions, as well as touring internationally with the acclaimed Gospel musical, "Mama, I Want to Sing!"
Seeking to further hone her craft, Inger moved to England for a year to study classical theatre at The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Upon completing her course, she returned to New York before making the permanent move to Los Angeles, where she has been fortunate enough to take on a wide range of roles in television, film, and theatre, including productions at esteemed institutions such as the Mark Taper Forum, Geffen Playhouse, and Arizona Theatre Company.
Inger is a proud member of several prominent theatre companies, including The Road, Theatre of NOTE, and Rogue Machine, as well as a guest artist with Antaeus Ensemble. Her impressive voice-over credits include work as the announcer on "Divorce Court," radio plays with Los Angeles Theatre Works, audiobooks, and descriptive narration for the blind for film and television.
In addition to her acting career, Inger is also a skilled director and producer, serving as President of High Priest Productions. She is a devoted member of Maranatha Community Church in Los Angeles and is deeply committed to her faith.
Throughout her life and career, Inger Tudor has been driven by a mission to challenge people's perceptions and foster greater understanding and empathy. She believes that by sharing her experiences and talents, she can inspire others to see the world in a new light and to build bridges between diverse communities.
