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Mallory is an actor, singer, proud AEA member and cat enthusiast currently based in South Florida. Born to a pair of thespians and raised in the MD/DC area, she developed a love of theatre at a very young age and was later able to pursue her passion after graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Musical Theatre from Ithaca College. After migrating down south, the stars aligned for her as she found work at many of the incredible theaters up and down the coast. She soon became the proud recipient of both a 2018 Carbonell Award for her performance of Janis Joplin in Beehive at The Wick Theatre, and a 2017 Silver Palm Award as an ‘Outstanding New Talent’ for her work as Janis in Beehive, Marta in Company and Belle in Beauty and the Beast (Carbonell nom.). She received her second Silver Palm Award for her role of Bette Midler in the original work Bette & Barry: from Bathhouse to Broadway; and was thrilled to have had the opportunity to originate a role in the world premier of Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at Maltz Jupiter Theatre just before the pandemic hit. Her second Carbonell award came in 2022 for her portrayal of Mrs. Wormwood in Matilda the Musical with Slow Burn Theatre Company. And her third Silver Palm award came for her standout performance as Adelaide in Guys and Dolls at Maltz Jupiter Theatre in 2025 for which she was nominated for her third Carbonell award as well. Being given the gift of working at many of the dynamic and non-discriminatory regional theatre's all up and down the coastline, Mallory is grateful to have become part of such a strong theatrical community down here in South Florida and is excited to continue expanding her horizons as she flows through her journey in the arts. 

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