Photo from Bad Head, directed by Jimmy Joe Roche. Photo credit Nick Gorey.

Feature Length Film

Ensemble Role: Dr. Blanchet

Still from Winning, directed by Anne Cameron Fair.

Short Film

Lead Role: Jess

Photo from Carry the Darkness, directed by Douglas Forrester. Photo credit Stephanie McLaughlin.

Feature Length Film

Supporting Role: Patty Baldwin

Still from Cherry-Colored Funk, directed by Chelsie Pennello, screened at Tribeca Festival. With Angus B. Taylor.

Short Film

Supporting Role: Young Woman

Amanda the Adventurer video game, MangledMaw Games. 

Supporting Role: Aunt Kate

Lucky Day poster, directed by Kelly McAdams, with Liz Christmas.

Short Film

Lead Role: Jax

Still from Prison of Flesh, directed by David Brodsky, copyright Sony/Century Media.

Music Video

Lead Role: Mother

WNUF Out There Halloween Mega Tape poster, directed by Chris LaMartina.

Feature Length Film

Supporting Role: Zoe Martin

Still from Graffiti, directed by Joshua Berlow.

Short Film

Lead Role: Photographer

Poster for Winning, directed by Anne Cameron Fair.

Short Film

Lead Role: Jess

Photo from Master and Margarita, directed by JB Aris, Annex Theatre, with Theresa Columbus. Photo credit: Dave Iden.

Lead Role: Margarita/Yeshua

Creating a polar opposite in both the role of Margarita and Yeshua, Autumn Breaud is the perfect foil for Treasure’s dual casting. Simple, sweet, yet strikingly present, Breaud is the perfect fit not only for Yeshua, but for Margarita, particularly once she becomes invisible and free, going over the moon with enthusiasm to attend the devil’s ball. -TheatreBloom review

Photo from Annex Theatre production of The Shattering Frame, directed by Trevor Wilhelms. Photo credit: Allyson Washington.

Lead Role: Bridgette Miakowski

Autumn Breaud plays Bridgette Miakowski, a former sheriff’s deputy who set up shop as a Private Jane. Breaud gets top marks for projecting just the right mix of world-weariness and dogged determination for a private eye in the storied tradition of this genre. -DC Theatre Arts Review

Poster from The Smallest Something Not Quite Nothing, directed by Bonnie Jones, Psychic Readings Company.

Ensemble Cast

Photo from Bus Play and Scenes Play, directed by Theresa Columbus, with Jon Bylander, Elizabeth Zacharia, Theresa Columbus, and M. Jane Taylor.

Ensemble Cast

Cast photo of The Well of Horniness, Iron Crow Theatre. Photo credit Sean Elias.

Ensemble Role: Babs

Pussycat Players Queer Caberet

Performer and Writer, 2005-2011

Photo from Evacuation Scenario, directed by Scott Pennington, Rooms Play, Transmodern Festival.

Performer

In a triangular room with wall mounted spinning elements, a female voice over a loud speaker instructs subjects to relax and cooperate while technicians scan them with a blinking wand. Once exterior conditions reach a safe level, a count down begins, a buzzer sounds, and subjects are released. -Scott Pennington

Image of PAEDALAVIUM, a Footwashing Performance, Transmodern Festival. Photo credit Elizabeth Thornberry.

Creator and Performer

Photo of SYNC performance, created by Carrie Fucile and Dan Zink, Red Room.

Performer

SYNC is an interactive sound performance in which artist Carrie Fucile and musician/softman Dan Zink manipulate a live transmission of performer Autumn Breaud’s heartbeat via their custom-coded software. -Carrie Fucile

Photo from Uppity Ladies & #$%!! (THE GNOME PROJECT), performed as part of Transmodern Festival at Wyman Park Dell, created by Melissa Webb and M. Jane Taylor. Photo credit: Uli Loskot.

Gnome

In this durational performative installation and public intervention, stilted ladies in turn of the century dress sip tea, gorge themselves upon cupcakes, and open perfectly wrapped gifts at their tall table. Hard-laboring garden gnomes labor to provide them this luxurious lifestyle. At first the gnomes work happily, but soon become disgruntled due to decreased break times and the excessive use of their bodies as croquet wickets. A passionate, chaotic protest ensues as the workers fan out into the audience with picket signs. The ladies' loyal butler tries to moderate to no avail, until they are offered peace in the form of cupcakes. Temporarily satisfied they get back to their work. - Melissa Webb

Photo from Pink and Blue Dilemma: The Foam Incident, created by Scott Pennington, Artscape.

Performer

Pink and Blue Dilemma: The Foam Incident is a performance/installation originally created for Artscape in July 2010. It consisted of an 8'x8'x13' tall structure resembling a factory, a 3'x4'x6' foam production unit and numerous smaller elements including road blocks and signage. Throughout the three day festival the ‘foam unit’ would periodically spew foam resembling industrial waste onto the street. Technicians/Performers dressed in pink and blue protective gear would then try to manage and neutralize the spill using various tools including brooms, shovels, garden sprayers and a leaf blower. Despite the projected hazardous nature of the situation spectators would enjoy dancing and playing in the foam until it stopped flowing. - Scott Pennington

Photo of Interstellar Species Survey, created by Scott Pennington and Paige Shuttleworth, Artscape, with Scott Pennington, M. Jane Taylor, Paige Shuttleworth, Wendy Ward, Edward Knapp, Joe MacLeod, and Sarada Conaway.

Performer

The Interstellar Species Survey is an interactive installation/performance created for Artscape 2008 consisting of a 9' tall x 18' diameter, octagonal spacecraft and 8 performers in elaborate "alien" costumes. The craft's interior contains numerous control panels, simulated technology and various tests that spectators were subjected to upon entering the installation. Several video displays run throughout the day accompanied by a soundtrack of ambient 'alien noise'. As the sun set the craft is lit from the inside with built-in light effects and projections onto the fabric hull that are visible from inside and out. - Scott Pennington