Molly McAleer Tickets

Molly McAleer may be mostly known as a writer, comedian, and podcast host, but she has also achieved success in the world of theater. From producing to acting, McAleer has had quite a journey in theater that has helped shape her career in entertainment.

Born in Philadelphia, McAleer grew up with a love for storytelling. She attended the University of Pittsburgh, where she studied English writing and theater arts, and moved to Los Angeles after graduating college to pursue a writing career.

McAleer's first foray into theater came when she produced a play called "Adult Education" in 2006. The production, which focused on three friends who reunite at their community college class reunion, was well-received and helped build McAleer's reputation in the Los Angeles theater community.

In 2008, McAleer took on another production role for the play "Hot Toddy," which went on to win several awards, including Best Play at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. The following year, she produced "Nobody Likes Molly McAleer," a solo show that saw the comedian take to the stage to tell her own story.

But it wasn't just behind the scenes where McAleer found success. In 2010, she appeared in the play "This is War" by Hannah Moscovitch, which explored the realities of modern warfare through the perspective of four soldiers. McAleer played a supporting role in the Canadian premiere production, which was staged at the Tarragon Theatre in Toronto.

McAleer's work in theater helped solidify her place in the entertainment industry, spurring more opportunities in television, film, and podcasting. She went on to write for shows like "2 Broke Girls," "Chelsea Lately," and "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," and co-created the web series "The Break-Up Diaries."

In addition, McAleer co-hosts the popular podcast "Plz Advise," where she and a guest give advice to listeners on everything from dating to work issues. With over 100 episodes, the podcast has built a dedicated fanbase and helped bring McAleer's humor and storytelling to a wider audience.

Today, McAleer continues to write and create content across various mediums, but her experience in theater undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping her career. From producing to acting, she was able to explore different facets of storytelling and connect with audiences in a unique way, helping pave the way for her future success.