Molly Marie

Molly Marie is an actress and storyteller in Northeast Ohio. She has graduated with her Associate of Arts with a concentration in Theatre from Cuyahoga Community College as well as graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre & Dance from Cleveland State University. 

Molly has performed with a variety of theatres including The Manhattan Repertory Theatre in New York City portraying "Betsy Doyle" in Betsy Doyle: An American Heroine, to the Akron Civic Theatre with The Millennial Theatre Project as "Lou Anne" in Hairspray, and most recently with the ANTIC Theatre as "Annelle" in Steel Magnolias. She enjoys portraying a variety of roles that strengthen her comedic chops and dig deeper into humanity. 

Molly is signed with Heyman Talent Agency in Columbus Ohio.

Recently, Molly found a love of working in front of the camera and can be seen as an "OSS Spy Maid" in the upcoming film, Quarter Given.

Molly has taught youngsters through the Artful Learning and Living Program in Stark County as a Drama Teaching Artist. She is also blessed to be the new Drama and Dance Teacher at Fairless High School as well as Falcon Playhouse Director. 

One of her greatest joys however is sharing her love of theatre through her theatre company, The Luminescent Moon Theatre Company that she was blessed to begin at 19 years old. Her theatre has gone on to put on performances for the comic heart such as Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon, to children's productions like Little Red Riding Hood, adapted by Molly Marie and based on the original fairytale, to a slew of family friendly stories and variety shows. 

Molly is part of the girl group, The Pluditties, who bring a love of vintage classics back from the past, singing songs such as, Daisy Bell, and Are You Lonesome Tonight?. 

Molly also runs the princess company, Shooting Star Princesses, where she combines her love of STEM with sparkles to engage littles into being imaginative and colorful while also learning and staying curious in a sparkly way.

Molly's core belief of sharing hope and love through all she takes on, stems from her Savior Jesus Christ. She finds storytelling a way to connect with one another, find empathy and communicate in an imaginative way.