Marguerite MacIntyre's academic journey commenced with the attainment of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the esteemed University of Southern California, where she laid the foundation for a successful career in the performing arts. This initial foray into the world of drama was soon followed by a period of rigorous training at the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious institutions of its kind.
Noted actress has had a remarkably prolific career, characterized by a diverse array of professional endeavors, encompassing both stage and screen. Her impressive theatrical resume boasts an extensive range of performances, spanning the esteemed stages of Broadway, as well as regional productions and television and film roles.
Her Broadway debut was a notable milestone, marked by a standout performance as Avril/Mallory in the critically acclaimed production of "City of Angels", expertly directed by the renowned Michael Blakemore.
Marguerite has had the privilege of originating a plethora of roles on the esteemed stages of New York, showcasing her remarkable acting prowess in a diverse array of characters.
She has brought to life the complex and enigmatic Bertha Mason/Scatcherd in the critically acclaimed production of "Jane Eyre", effortlessly capturing the essence of the character's tumultuous nature.
In addition, Marguerite has also demonstrated her versatility by taking on the role of Sarah Stone in the comedy "No Way To Treat A Lady", showcasing her ability to seamlessly transition between dramatic and comedic roles.
Furthermore, she has also had the opportunity to perform in the offbeat and imaginative "Weird Romance", bringing to life the character of Delphi, a role that requires a unique blend of wit, charm, and eccentricity.
Lastly, Marguerite has also had the pleasure of playing the lovable and kind-hearted Grace Farrell in the beloved musical "Annie Warbucks", showcasing her impressive range and ability to connect with audiences of all ages.
Notable for her impressive theatrical resume, she has had the privilege of taking the stage in numerous productions at esteemed institutions, including the venerable Papermill Playhouse, the renowned La Jolla Playhouse, the respected Barrington Stage, the internationally acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Scottsdale Center for the Arts, and the historic Godspeed Opera House.
In the City of Angels, she has showcased her remarkable talent at the iconic Pantages, the intimate Matrix Theater, the esteemed Falcon Theater, and the Freud Playhouse, a testament to her versatility and dedication to her craft.
Marguerite, a talented individual with a plethora of accomplishments to her name, has had the distinction of being part of the original cast for a staggering five recordings. Her impressive body of work has not gone unnoticed, as she has been honored with a prestigious Dramalogue award. In addition to her work in the recording studio, Marguerite has also made significant contributions to the world of television, with appearances in a multitude of popular shows. Her impressive resume boasts credits in iconic series such as Seinfeld, Bones, The Mentalist, CSI: Miami, and The Shield.
This talented individual has had the opportunity to showcase her acting prowess through recurring roles on a pair of prominent television shows, specifically the daytime drama "The Days" and the family-oriented sci-fi series "Kyle XY". Additionally, she has garnered widespread recognition for her impressive portrayal of Sheriff Liz Forbes on the CW's phenomenally successful supernatural drama, "The Vampire Diaries".
Marguerite, a multifaceted talent, has not only made a name for herself in the acting world, but has also explored the realm of writing.
In a significant development, she was approached by Michael Eisner's production company, Tornante, to create a twenty-part web series. This ambitious project, titled Pretty Tough, is an adaptation of the novel by renowned author Liz Tigelaar.
Marguerite has just concluded a significant agreement to craft a screenplay for a feature film, aptly titled @emma, in collaboration with Darko Entertainment, a renowned production company. This forthcoming cinematic endeavour is being produced by the illustrious Julie Plec, the mastermind behind the popular television series The Vampire Diaries.
