Amelia Dudley is an actor, teaching artist, and avid runner hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. She earned her BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, where she studied a collaborative approach toward theatre making; learning acting, directing, devising, design, and writing. Amelia also minored in Child and Adolescent mental health studies, and brings that into her work both as actor and teaching artist. She was a founding member of The Cradle Theatre Company (2010-2017), trained with Shakespeare and Company in Lenox, MA, and earned the status of Advanced Actor Combatant with the Society of American Fight Directors. In recent years, Amelia has worked primarily in film and tv, in projects such as Dick Wolf’s FBI, All Your Woman Things (dir. Madison Bloom), and Night at the Eagle Inn (Dir. Erik Bloomquist). Amelia is grateful to be a part of the Anne Frank Center’s theatrical educational outreach and for the opportunity to bring Anne’s story to people across the nation.