Maggie Chapin, a native of the Willamette Valley, started her acting career close to home appearing in productions at Oregon City High School, Clackamas Community College, and eventually Western Oregon University. After finishing her BA in theatre from WOU, Ms. Chapin sought more training in acting performance. She received her MFA in theatre performance from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Conservatory Acting Program. While in Nevada, she had the opportunity to work with the Nevada Conservatory Theatre, performing in such roles as Lil' Bit in How I Learned to Drive, Doreen in Tartuffe, Miss Jane in Floyd Collins, Liz in Our Country's Good and many others. Ms. Chapin had the opportunity to work with Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Wole Soyinka on the world premire of his play Oyedipo at Kolhuni which opened in Delphi Greece. Maggie is very happy to be back in the northwest and excited to be a new member of the wonderful theatre community here.