Priscilla Lindsay

Professor Priscilla Lindsay is a distinguished figure in the field of Theatre and Drama, having dedicated her career to both teaching and researching at the University of Michigan. As a Professor Emerita, she has left a lasting impact on the department, particularly during her tenure as Chair from 2010 to 2021. Her leadership and vision have been instrumental in shaping the program's direction and success. Lindsay's career is marked by her versatility and talent as an actor, director, and voice-over artist. She has an impressive repertoire, having performed over 50 roles across more than 30 seasons at the Indiana Repertory Theatre. Her directorial prowess is equally noteworthy, with over 25 professional productions to her credit. At the University of Michigan, she directed several acclaimed plays, including "Sense and Sensibility," "You For Me For You," and "Henry IV, Part II," showcasing her ability to bring diverse narratives to life on stage. In addition to her work in theatre, Lindsay has enjoyed a successful career in voice-over artistry. Her distinctive voice has been featured in campaigns for prominent clients such as Sub-Zero, Maytag, and McDonald's, demonstrating her adaptability and range in the industry. Her contributions to both theatre and voice-over work highlight her multifaceted talent and dedication to the arts. Throughout her career, Priscilla Lindsay has been a source of inspiration and mentorship to countless students and colleagues. Her passion for theatre and drama continues to influence the next generation of artists and scholars, ensuring her legacy endures within the academic and artistic communities.