Shelly Mars, a multi-talented artist, has built a diverse career spanning improvisational stage work, voiceovers, and film appearances. Notably, she is renowned for her captivating monologues, performance art, and her groundbreaking portrayal of Martin, a character she created on stage in San Francisco during the 1980s and later brought to life on the big screen in the 1989 film "Jungfrauenmaschine, Die" (also known as "Virgin Machine").
Throughout her journey, Shelly has explored various disciplines, including yoga, massage, and multiple forms of dance, such as modern, jazz, African, and Balinese. Her impressive range of accents includes French, Brazilian, BBC, and Cockney.
Aside from her film work, Shelly has shared her expertise by teaching others the art of performance art and monologue creation. Her television appearances have included notable shows like "Kids in the Hall" and HBO's "Real Sex," further solidifying her reputation as a versatile and talented performer.
