Molly Kruse

Originally from Northern California, Molly is a Los Angeles-based actor, singer, dancer, model, writer, and visual artist. Cultivating an intense love for singing at an early age, Molly began studying voice at age 12 and competing professionally by age 13. Her vocal ability led her to a passion for musical theatre, and she soon found herself performing lead and supporting roles in many Bay Area musicals, some of which include Sarah Brown in "Guys and Dolls", Maria in "West Side Story", and Mistress in "Evita". In high school, she took innumerable courses with A.C.T.'s Young Conservatory and was training extensively with Carnegie Mellon University by age 16. Graduating early from Indiana University's theatre department with high academic honors in 2009, Molly has also studied and closely worked with New York University CAP 21 and Ann Reinking's Broadway Theatre Project. She has performed over twenty leading and supporting roles in professional theatre companies across the country, written copious sketches and plays, and performed several leads in many independent films.