About Me

Juliette Marcella is a NYC-based non-AEA actor and artist. She is a current senior at Wright State University, working hard to earn her BFA in Acting. Her most recent credit was the role of The Emcee in CCT's Professional Spotlight Series's production of Cabaret by Kander and Ebb. The production was spearheaded by NYC playwright and director, SMJ.

Juliette was also recently seen in Wright State's productions of Concord Floral as 6. Nearly Wild, directed by Gina Handy Minyard, Carrie; The Musical, as the scary and overbearing mother Margaret White, directed by Jamie Cordes, and Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing in the role of the fun and sexy ladies' maid, Margaret. Juliette has also had the privilege of being a member of The Shakespeare Theatre of NJ's Acting Apprenticeship Program. There, she got the chance to perform in various Classical and Shakespearean roles, including the fool, Touchstone, in As You Like It, the strong-willed Mrs. X in August Strindberg's one-act The Stronger, and the wonderful and hopeful Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

My Work

Exploring The Known Through The Unknown

All my life, I've always felt a sort of reverence for the classics. Classic novels, films, and theatre have always held my heart. Through my art, I strive to tell these beautiful stories that transcend the changes of time. Whether that be through complete exploration within the bounds of already existing work or through a complete 180 of telling familiar stories in an unfamiliar way. As artists, it is our job to question the status quo, and I find that work exploring the classics in a new light allows for conversation about the ever-changing yet constant struggles of the human race.

I believe that live theatre is such a unique medium where no one can hide. You are watching and experiencing living, breathing art that constantly changes every night. There is nothing more beautiful to me.

Beyond Acting, I have found love in Directing, Writing, and Painting. I've worked in a multitude of roles within the theatre and consider every one a chance to further expand my understanding of this beautiful art form that I have dedicated my life to.