Molly was born in her Dad’s hometown of Boston, MA. Her family moved back to Texas when she was only four years old, so snowy winters are just a faint memory for her.
Molly started acting when she was 5, playing the very critical role of Dog in her drama camp’s production of Hansel and Gretel (let’s just say that the director took a few liberties with the story). After that, she was hooked, and has since played everything from a humble guard to the Wicked Witch of the West on stage.
While she can be as happy, angry, moody or weepy as a director needs her to be, Molly has a special aptitude for comedy. With a huge grin and irrepressible boldness, she will put herself out there and go for the laughs. She loves to remind her parents that they used to scold her for talking in a baby voice – now it’s one of her “characters”. She also has an affinity for the thriller/horror genre, and finds all that scary/gory stuff “really cool”. Her ability to cry on cue has her parents wondering during arguments whether enhancing her natural dramatic talent with professional training was really a good idea.
Offstage, Molly is a TV junkie (who tries to pass off her frequent viewing as “professional training”), with Buffy the Vampire Slayer being her all-time favorite. She enjoys school, and spending time with her four rescued pets, cats Luna and Skittles, and dogs Tessie and Murphy, plus the “world’s most expensive free goldfish”, Splishy and Splashy.
Molly loves every aspect of performing, and continues to pursue her passion by developing skills across a wide variety of areas, from film acting and musical theatre to commercials and voiceover training. With her big smile and even bigger green eyes leading the way, this is a girl who embraces life and goes after what she wants.