Andréa Morales (she/her/ella), is an actor, director, educator, and theatremaker who enjoys working across the U.S. Recent regional acting credits include Gloria- A Life (Human Race Theatre Company), Native Gardens (Southern Rep Theatre), Always, Patsy Cline (Swine Palace Theatre) and It’s a Wonderful Life-The Radio Play (American Theatre Company). Other regional theatre credits include Local Theatre, Richmond Shakespeare Festival, Sedona Shakespeare, Mixed Blood Theatre, Teatro Luna, and Adventure Stage Chicago. She had the privilege of touring Tomás and the Library Lady nationally, performing at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles and the Sin Fronteras Festival in Austin.  Recent directing credits include Selena Maria Sings, Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play, and New Kid. She has worked as a member of the Ensemble at Childsplay Theatre Company in Arizona for two decades, where she continues her passion of creating theatre for everyone. As part of her graduate work in Baton Rouge and New Orleans, she created the Today’s TYA workshop, which brought together 7-8 grade students in the community and LSU students to create and perform TYA shows. Andréa enjoys teaching at Wittenberg University, Earlham College, and Northern Arizona University, where she also works as a vocal and dialect coach, movement and fight director, cultural consultant, and intimacy director. She is an Artistic Associate of Magnolia Theatre Company. She is passionate about new play development, and has worked with In Other People’s Shoes, Local Lab, and Halcyon Theatre as a dramaturg.  Her recent voice work includes Cincinnati Bell, GE, and Uber. Andréa is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild. İMi familia es mi vida!