Evan Bertram

Evan grew up in beautiful Charlotte, NC, where she discovered her love for song, performance, and the arts community. After receiving a Musical Theatre degree from James Madison University, she has performed at esteemed theatres nationwide including Ogunquit Playhouse, Flat Rock Playhouse, Axelrod PAC, and ACT of CT. A true triple threat, Evan soars in a stunning variety of roles: from the delicate, thoughtful ingenue to the corageous, fiery leading lady.

Her dream is to share in art that enables listening ears to find joy, grow in empathy, and love big. "Performance has the unique power to plant monumental ideas, heal broken hearts, and bring strangers together through shared tears and laughter." There is nothing else she would rather be a part of.

News and Reviews

"Sarah Brown's "I'll Know," for example, could as well be spoken, although that would deprive us of the pleasure of hearing Evan Bertram sing it. Her tones are crystalline, with a slight vibrato that evokes a stringed instrument. Changing tempo and mood, Bertram's "If I Were a Bell," about Sarah being in a happy place, put me in one as well."

- Philip Dorian (Scene on Stage)

"There was a standout in the cast, the girl who played Marie, Evan Bertram. She has a great, natural voice with incredible range; she's a good actress. She has presence. You can't teach that. When she was singing, you could feel it get quiet, as people focused on her and the moment she was in."

- Review of Into the Sun at the Kennedy Center

"Danny Martin as Billy and Evan Bertram as his childhood friend Margo, who’s been harboring feelings for him, share some charming moments in a parallel but much lighter storyline. “Bright Star” is filled with plenty of ear-pleasing musical gems,

including Margo’s sweetly sung ballad “Asheville” (one of my favorites)."

- Gail Choochan (The Free Lance Star)

"Bertram, stepping in for Megan Reinking, plays Dyanne. She brings grace and a nice touch to the all boys' club scene, along with a fine voice to Fever and I Hear You Knocking. Great job all around."

- Jeanné McCartin (Art Port NH)