about
Haley Ebinal is a Milwaukee-based actor, violinist, singer, dancer, and writer who believes empathetic, community-building storytelling is the most effective weapon against isolation, harmful assumptions, and disappearing histories. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, where she studied theatre performance, philosophy, and music. While there, she received the Excellence in Performance award in 2019 and two nominations for the Irene Ryans award for her performances as Marie Antoinette (The Revolutionists) and Inez (No Exit). Haley also recieved training from the Open Jar Institute in New York City, where she studied with Broadway professionals in dance, voice, and acting.
When she’s not performing, Haley enjoys writing, yoga, hiking, podcasting, and helping local nonprofits expand their impact in the community. She is passionate about empathetic communication and works with the Intellegere Foundation to help train nonprofits how to communicate about their activism and causes more ethically and efficiently. For more information on the Intellegere Foundation, visit: https://intellegere-foundation.org/
Haley Ebinal as Cecily Cardew in Voices Found Repertory's live-streamed reading of "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde. Performing/Live-streaming on May 24, 2020 and will be available for viewing afterwards for a limited time.
More info can be found here.
Haley Ebinal as Ruth/Eileen in the post-poned production of "A Spring Quartet" with No-Nonsense Theatre. Directed by Emily Elliot.
Performance dates TBD in Milwaukee, WI.
More info soon.
Haley Ebinal as Hermia in Play-By-Play Theatre's social-distant production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Directed by Carolyn Silverberg.
Performance available for streaming soon.
More info soon.
