Maya Boudreau

Maya Boudreau studied at Playwrights Horizons and Stonestreet Studios at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where she graduated with her BFA in Theatre. After returning to her hometown of Chicago, Maya attended The School at Steppenwolf, where instructors such as Sheldon Patinkin, Amy Morton and Kimberly Senior guided her in developing her craft. On film, Maya can be seen as the lead in multiple independent features such as Jessica (winner of Best Feature at Twister Alley and nomination for Best Feature at Phoenix International Film Festival), Wild Blue (nomination for Best Actress in a Feature - Austin Indie Flicks Showcase) and Sticks (winner of Best Thriller at Pasadena and Red Dirt Film Festivals). Her TV work includes commercials for McDonald's, Dairy Queen, Auto-Owner's Insurance, NFL Women's Apparel, and more. She has been seen as a recurring character on Crisis and Chicago Fire on NBC, as well as the upcoming pilot, Convergence. Maya also does voiceover work and teaches acting and audition technique for kids and teens.