Aimee Rose Ranger is a Boston actor, clown and storyteller. She is a recent company member with Whistler in the Dark and was last seen in Recent Tragic Events. She also performed in Dogg’s Hamlet, Cahoot’s Macbeth, the IRNE award-winning Tales from Ovid, The Europeans. For three years she hosted SOOP, a monthly storytelling potluck out of her home, and continues to host 360 Storytelling, the Boston branch, brought you by Whistler and Tavern at the End of the World.

She has worked with the imaginary beasts in a few projects such as Winter Panto 2011: Dracula, Revamped and Look and Long: a Gertrude Stein Miscellany. A lover of the macabre, she co-created the original 47 Ways to Die at Club Oberon,  and was a tour guide with Ghosts and Gravestones for several years.  Aimee Rose and co-collaborator, Veronica Barron, were winners of the first round of Company One’s Fringe Wars with Winning Higgins’s Love, an original clown tragedy. Aimee Rose has created a few solo shows including My Heart: A Jester at the New England Fringe Festival and Gender Dazed and Confused off-broadway at the Medicine Show Theatre.

She is a resident pirate tour guide for the Freedom Trail Foundation: note, her actual initials read ARR.