Molly Chiffer is a queer, bicoastal actor, vocalist, and storyteller whose work spans theatre, film, and voice. She holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Southern California, where she received the John Blankenchip/William C. White Award for Outstanding Contribution to the School of Dramatic Arts.

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On stage, Molly has performed with the Mark Taper Forum, Signature Theatre (Off-Broadway), The Flea Theater, Theatreworks Hartford, The Winnipesaukee Playhouse, and Montana Shakespeare Company, among others. Select credits include King Lear (The Fool), The Glass Menagerie (Laura), POTUS (Stephanie), Murder on the Orient Express (Mary Debenham), and A Little Night Music (Petra).

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On screen, she has appeared in projects for Miramax, PBS, NYU, and Columbia University, and won the Audience Choice Award at the Bridgeport Film Festival for Kissing Kerouac, the short film she produced, wrote, directed, and starred in. Her commercial work includes a national Prego campaign.

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Additional training includes the American Theatre Wing's Springboard NYC Musical Theatre Program, Fiasco Theatre Company’s Free Shakespeare Training Initiative, James Calleri scene study, Bob Krakower Studio On Camera Workshops, Freeman Studio scene study, and a masterclass with Alex Brightman.