Molly Moores
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Molly is freelance actor, voice-over narrator, teacher, and director. She is part of the Resident Acting Company at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company where she most recently played Jessica in “Merchant of Venice”. She was named 2011 Best Actress in a Play (Resident Non-Equity) by Broadwayworld.com ...
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Molly Moores Biography
Molly is freelance actor, voice-over narrator, teacher, and director. She is part of the Resident Acting Company at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company where she most recently played Jessica in “Merchant of Venice”. She was named 2011 Best Actress in a Play (Resident Non-Equity) by Broadwayworld.com for her double role as Hippolyta and Titania in Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” Molly was also an Artistic Associate at Baltimore Shakespeare Festival where she played Viola in "Twelfth Night" and “Lady Macduff” in Macbeth and others. Molly got her start in theatre with Theatre Hopkins where she enjoyed many great roles such as Honey in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?” and Helena in “All’s Well That Ends Well.” Molly has also understudied multiple roles at Studio Theatre, Folger Theatre, Ford's Theatre.Molly is an independent teaching artist with Young Audiences of Maryland and performs her US copyrighted show, “Miss Molly’s Midsummer Night’s Dream for Kids,” for elementary school children across Maryland.
When not on stage, Molly records voiceovers for local and national companies, universities, and government agencies.
Molly also directs plays for Young Actors Theatre in Owings Mills. Molly has a degree from Loyola University in Theatre & English and has studied at American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and Studio Theatre in Washington, D.C..
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Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Presents A New Baltimore-Inspired Adaptation Of A CHRISTMAS CAROLby A.A. Cristi - Nov 10, 2022
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company (CSC) continues its 20th anniversary season with a brand-new adaptation of the holiday classic, A Christmas Carol.
Review: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING at Chesapeake Shakespeare Companyby Tina Collins - Jul 15, 2022
A multi-talented cast in a unique, romantic setting makes for a lovely summer evening. Shakespeare's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is the progenitor of the modern rom-com. Maybe this is why it has been placed in so many different eras of civilization from its original Renaissance setting to Edwardian England to the Roaring Twenties to its present incarnation in Post-World War II France. No matter where it travels, audiences will recognize the bickering protagonists, gossipy friends, meddling family, village buffoons, and broad comedy with a touch of tragedy.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL AT CHESAPEAKE SHAKESPEARE COMPANY at Chesapeake Shakespeare Companyby Timoth David Copney - Dec 6, 2021
God bless us everyone for this lovely start to the Holiday Season of theatre
BWW Review: Chesapeake Shakespeare Company's THE ADVENTURES OF PERICLESby Jack L. B. Gohn - Jul 5, 2021
Given all the slapstick in this staging (jousting with pool noodles, silly sound effects, outrageous costumes, sending a coffin to a sea burial down a playground slide, tossing a babe-in-arms around like a fumbled football), the endless choruses of What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor in which the audience is encouraged to participate, the deliberately absurd doubling, it might almost seem at times that children are the target demographic here. But grownups will not be bored.
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Announces Return To Live Performances at PFI Parkby Stephi Wild - May 20, 2021
The company will present The Adventures of Pericles, a family-friendly, 90-minute version of William Shakespeare's Pericles, Prince of Tyre, directed by CSC Resident Director Matthew R. Wilson. Â
BWW Review: Chesapeake Shakespeare Sings Perfect Harmony In A CHRISTMAS CAROLby Cybele Pomeroy - Dec 17, 2018
Though it's not billed as a musical, there's quite a bit of singing in Chesapeake Shakespeare's A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Anchored by strong character work, the production diverges from the format of 'straight play' by featuring wonderful harmonies and active, authentic-looking dances. Visual interest is high with action on three levels of staging, brisk pacing, brilliant costuming and dramatic special effects. Charles Dickens' effervescent dialogue and narrative paired with writer Ian Gallanar's adjustments create a classic rendition with a special Christmas In Baltimore flourish, a successful adaptation full of little surprises.
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