Andrea Ambam is an award-winning storyteller and truthteller whose roots sprout from Cameroon. Currently, Andrea is the Director of Programming at Level Forward – where she stewards and host the Anthem Award-winning audience engagement platform
More To Talk About (previously seen at Sundance Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, SXSW, and monthly in NYC at Soho House). She is also the 2026-2027 Playwright-in-Residence at Working Theater, and under commission by the Perelman Performing Arts Center and Civis Foundation for her experimental new play TWELVE ANGRY BLACK WOMEN. Pulsating at the intersection of art and social change as a playwright, performance artist, and creative producer – Andrea has developed her unruly imagination and multi-hyphenated practice through residencies and fellowships with New York Theatre Workshop, PEN America, Hi-ARTS, Anna Deavere Smith, Broadway Advocacy Coalition, The Playwrights Realm, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Signature Theatre, EmergeNYC; collaborations with BAM Fisher, Rattlestick Theatre, JACK, The Billie Holiday Theatre, Working Theater, Classical Theatre of Harlem, NYU Verbatim Performance Lab, The Apollo, National Black Theatre, Harlem9, and more. At the collegiate level, Andrea was a competitive public speaker/performer where she was awarded 10 national championships including "Top Speaker in the Nation'' three times, and went on to debate conservative pundits on live TV. Andrea lives in Brooklyn and holds a Masters degree in Art & Public Policy from NYU Tisch.
www.andreaambam.com