Jordan P. Schroeder

Jordan grew up in Troy, NY, where he and his friends (in between playing boardgames, swimming in the creek, and generally being goofballs) spent their time performing and filming original short plays. Not much has changed, as that's mostly how he spends his days now, though since then Jordan has attended and graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in Cognitive Science focusing on Narrative and Storytelling. While at Yale, Jordan was also fortunate enough to travel the country extensively, performing with his a cappella group The Baker's Dozen. The other half of his life was spent in the theater or in front of the camera, in a number of productions. Favorites include Sam/Homer in the Yale Dramatic Association's Mr. Burns: a post-electric play, Kurt Kelley in Heathers, and Mark in Under: A New Musical, which premiered at the NYC Int'l Fringe Festival in 2015. Now living in Brooklyn, Jordan is acting, writing, and looking to create and tell stories of all kinds.