Delenn Martin

  Since seeing Suessical at a young age, Delenn knew that theatre was her destiny. As a child, she participated in musicals each fall and spring with Triboro Youth Theatre (TYT) of Attleboro, MA, featuring in many fun roles from The Velveteen Rabbit to the Princess of Rhyme.

  In high school, Delenn became Vice President of the Drama Club and won awards for performance. Attleboro High School participates in the Massachusetts Educational Theatre Guild (METG) high school drama Festival, in which they advanced to the semifinals for three consecutive years in her time there. In 2015, the cast of Snow Angel was awarded "Best Ensemble" as a semifinalist. 

  As a Senior, Delenn was afforded the opportunity to direct and design a traveling children's show and later a one-act of her choice, both with casts of her peers. The young actress playing the titular character of the production, Miss Electricity, was awarded "Breakthrough Performance" for the role. The cast of The Sequence won several awards, including "Best Ensemble" and "Best Actress in a Leading Role."

  During her tenure at AHS, Delenn also sang in the Mixed Chorus and Select Choir. In 2015 and 2016 the Mixed Chorus scored "Superior" and won the Esprit de Corps award at Music in the Parks. Until the age of 15, Delenn was also a dancer, taking classes in acro-jazz, tap, and ballet (technique and pointe). As she approaches the ripe age of 30, she describes herself as "more of a mover," rather than a trained dancer.

​  I attended Dean College (Franklin, MA), where I received training in theatrical performance and technical theatre while earning my degree (AA) in Sociology. Cast in plays, musicals, and the extra-curricular improv troupe, I enjoyed performance in a variety of forms.

  In my second year, I was chosen to stage manage for guest director Eric Parness and was subsequently nominated to compete at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for scholarships. While there, I was privileged to attend various workshops to hone my craft. 

  In addition, I collaborated with the Technical Director as an assistant for my work-study, helping out wherever was needed. In that position, I had a range of technical duties such as hanging and focusing lights, building and painting sets, and assisting with load in/outs. My collegiate theatrical experience is best summed up as eclectic, well-rounded, and adaptive. 

  Post-college, I took a hiatus from acting and working in theatre to focus on a career in business. In the cannabis industry, I learned how to keep up in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment, where there is always more to learn. To expand my knowledge I enrolled online in business management classes, focusing on digital media and marketing. 

  However, I yearned to return to the theatre for years. I am excited to blend my business and theatre backgrounds to launch my creative career.