Elle Sciore

Marielle (Elle) has been performing ever since the early age of 3. From then on she spent her free time between dance classes, voice lessons, community theatre, and daydreaming about her future as an actor. Marielle went on to get her BA in Communication Arts from Framingham State University. During her sophomore year she made FSU history as the first student to be nominated for the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. During her senior year she made FSU history again with the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival by being the first student to not only be nominated for the Richard Maltby Jr Musical Theatre Award, but also to be a top finalist. Marielle went on to receive the Theatre Excellence award from Framingham State University. Marielle's love and passion for performing stem from her love of storytelling. She believes nothing feels better than telling a story and conveying emotions in others. She also strives to be a positive role model for younger plus sized actors. Her dream is to inspire more body diversity and acceptance in the industry. Once out of post-production, Marielle can be seen in Cord Jefferson's directorial debut, opposite Jeffrey Wright, John Ortiz, and Leslie Uggams.