Marcia Myers

Marcia Myers, who grew up in North Philadelphia, was known to be one of the best Double Dutch jumpers in her neighborhood. To this day, one of her favorite sayings is, "I still got the Double Dutch moves". Marcia's credits include a principal role in MGM's Creed 2 starring Sylvester Stallone, Michael B Jordan, and Tessa Thompson. She was also cast as a co-star in the CBS pilot Ways and Means starring Patrick Dempsey. Additionally, Marcia has appeared in several independent projects such as Amazon Prime's Single and Anxious, Road Rage, and Mazurkas, as well as various commercials; both National and Regional. Additionally, one of Marcia's passions is performing her one woman play entitled "24 Hour Mind Battle" which she wrote and co-produced. In the performance, she sheds light on mental illness, in an effort to reduce the stigma. As a child, Marcia's mother took her to New York City to see the musical "Momma I Wanna Sing." Marcia was inspired by what she saw on the stage and decided she wanted to be an actor. Although starting much later than she would have liked, the dream of becoming an actor and a story teller finally became a reality. One of her earliest roles was as both a Munchkin and the Good Witch of the North in her elementary school stage play The Wiz, which started her love for acting. She also often fantasized being cast as a series regular in The Flintstones - as an African American girl growing up in the town of Bedrock. In her late teens, Marcia and her family moved to Willingboro, NJ where she graduated from Willingboro HS and Burlington County College with an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts, where she concentrated on Special Education and Theatre Arts. Today, Marcia loves being a wife to the love of her life and a mother to her two lovely girls. Putting her daughters to bed at night was a major event in the Myers household. Marcia would sing, tap dance, and do anything that would make them laugh and/or embarrass them. Her daughters would often say, "Mom, you really need to learn how to become a real actor". And so, she sat down at her computer, and googled, "how to become a real actor", and the rest is history. When Marcia isn't writing, producing, performing and auditioning, she is in the classroom as a substitute teacher which she absolutely adores!