Mary Leeholland is an actress and writer with an MA in Acting from Drama Centre London. Originally from Mississippi Delta, she has a passion for telling stories of vulnerability, redemption, and joy. Since moving to Los Angeles, Mary has appeared in films such as "The Apology" (Hulu), "Manifest West" (Hulu), and "Violet". She also wrote, produced, and starred in her original play, "Are You Listening", which premiered with the Actors Co-op as well as portraying Viola in the Co-op's production of "Twelfth Night". Mary started her career in London by starring in the award-winning short film, "Supper for Civilized Girls". There, she also debuted her first original play, "Snowbird", at the Rosemary Branch Theatre and wrote and acted in the short film, "Blue Rosée".