Acting Credits

Un Año – Rachel, Singing Flight Attendant, Sage
American Records and Salvage Vanguard Theater

Lizzie – Lizzie Borden
New Line Theatre

In the Heights – Daniela
R-S Theatrics

The History of Mexicans in 10 Minutes – Player 2
Theatre Nuevo

Twelfth Period: or Not Another Twelfth Night – Feste
ERA Theatre

Orgullo: A Pride of One Acts
La Cita – Leti
Exotic – Saara
Theatre Nuevo

Hedwig and The Angry Inch – Yitzhak
Stray Dog Theatre

The Dispute – Deena
YoungLiars

Heathers – Veronica
New Line Theatre

My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding – Michelle, Various
New Jewish Theatre

Jerry Springer the Opera – Shawntel/Eve
New Line Theatre

Hands on a Hardbody – Norma
New Line Theatre

Rent – Mimi
New Line Theatre

Whammy! and the Seven Secrets to a Sane Self – Quimby
Hot City Theatre/NYC International Fringe

Shlemiel the First – Dopey/Zeinvel
New Jewish Theatre

Psycho Beach Party – Berdine
Stray Dog Theatre

Spring Awakening – Ilse
Stray Dog Theatre

Urinetown – Little Becky Two Shoes
Stray Dog Theatre

Godspell – Ensemble
Mustard Seed Theatre

The Who’s Tommy – Acid Queen/Ensemble
Stray Dog Theatre

Evil Dead: the Musical – Cheryl
Stray Dog Theatre

As Bees in Honey Drown – Various
Stray Dog Theatre

Recognition

St. Louis Theater Circle

Lizzie, Lizzie (Winner)
Ilse, Spring Awakening (Winner)
Berdine, Psycho Beach Party (Nominee)
Yitzhak, Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Nominee)

Riverfront Times

Best Female Vocalist, 2014

Reviews

“Skidis is one of St. Louis' secret stage weapons, elevating sidekick characters into memorable performances. Here she generates laughs with her physical comedy... She's a gem here, same as always.” - Paul Friswold, Riverfront Times on Stray Dog Theatre’s Psycho Beach Party

“Anna Skidis Vargas brandishes one of the strongest voices in town in the title role… Skidis Vargas bends from powerless despair to seething anger in a blistering turn, assuming a disturbingly cool demeanor once her mind is made up. ‘This Is Not Love’ and ‘Thirteen Days In Taunton’ are among her most impressive." - Andrea Torrence, STL Theatre Snob on New Line Theatre’s Lizzie