Speakers
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Maggie Robertson, Actor, N/A
Award-winning actress Maggie Robertson is best known for her voice and motion capture performance as the iconic Lady Dimitrescu in Capcom's RESIDENT EVIL VILLAGE (2021), a breakout performance that was lauded by fans and critics alike. Her performance garnered a BAFTA Game Awards nomination and multiple industry accolades, including Best Performance wins at The Game Awards, The Golden Joystick Awards, the NY Game Awards, The DICE Awards, and the SOVAS Voice Arts Awards. In 2023, Maggie starred in the award-winning, smash-hit BALDUR'S GATE 3, providing voice and motion capture for Orin The Red, one of the game's main villains, opposite J.K. Simmons and Jason Isaacs. Upcoming, Maggie will star as Tasha opposite Tricia Helfer in WARLOCK, the highly anticipated D&D-based RPG by Invoke Studios and Wizards of the Coast coming out in 2027. Maggie's newest roles include DJ PJ in FORTNIGHT, Lillith in GRANBLUE FANTASY: RELINK, Skora in the Fantasy RPG WAR OF THE WESTERN DEEP, and the title villain The Red Nun in REMOTHERED: RED NUN'S LEGACY. She also voiced Fanny, the zany jokeshop owner, in the hit Nickelodeon animated series THE LOUD HOUSE. Past voice performance roles include the Mother of Worms in BACK 4 BLOOD: RIVER OF BLOOD DLC Expansion 3, Skjóthendi the Unerring in the GOD OF WAR RAGNAROK (2022), Grandma Jones in Ridley Jones: Ridley's Christmas Carol, Lady Nicastro in LAMPLIGHTER'S LEAGUE and Amaterasu of House Phoenix in the award-winning MOBA game, SMITE. Motion Capture performances include multiple characters in Marvel's MIDNIGHT SUNS, as well as Runway in Hi-Rez Studios' ROGUE COMPANY (2021). Outside of her voice and performance capture work, Maggie has an active presence in the tabletop RPG community, appearing in live-play productions and events. She will next play at THE PUPPY ROLL live at GenCon 2026 and guest star on the actual play D&D Podcast, BARDS OF NEW YORK. Theatrically trained with an extensive background in Shakespeare, Maggie received her MA in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music & the Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and her BA in Theatre from Muhlenberg College.