Glennis McMurray is an actress, writer and comedienne who grew up at 6,512 feet in picturesque Durango, CO, but now splits her time living and working in New York and LA.  Glennis has performed with Shingles, food poisoning and with a burst blood vessel in her eyeball, which she burst while singing - she is that hard-core.  Glennis' television credits include: “The NEW Electric Company”,  “Conan O’Brien”, "Ten Years Later" (pilot) and numerous commercials and voice-overs.  Film credits include Ana in the Doritos Fresh Film award winning short "Moments of Grace."  Currently, Glennis can be seen co-starring in promos with her comedy partner, Eliza, which they also co-wrote, for Showtime’s “The Tudors” at www.poptudors.com.
 
Theater credits include regular appearances at UCB in New York and LA, as half of the award-winning comedy duo I Eat Pandas (2007 ECNY Award - Best Improv Group, Time Out NY Critic’s Pick) a cast member of the acclaimed improv group Baby Wants Candy, Jem in Jem & The Holograms: A Truly Outrageous Parody (2008 Fringe), Maria in Treaty: 321! (2006 Fringe), young Bette Davis in Dance With Me, Sahara in The Rain House (reading) and Ophelia in Born to Serve (reading with Paul Rudd).

Glennis' sketch show Celebutantes (co-written with Liz Black) enjoyed a long run at UCB NY.  They then followed up with another hit, Santa Babies, which ran for two years at UCB NY during the Christmas season.  She has also been seen on the UCB NY stage as her 5-year-old talk show host altar ego Molly McFizz in Shootin' The Shizz with Molly McFizz and in her solo show, 30 Special Minutes With Glennis McMurray.  Glennis' video "Shelly The Shark On A Date", in which she plays nurse Shelly from Celebrity Rehab, was hailed by the show's producers, and Dr. Drew sang its praises on “Love Line with Dr. Drew”.
 
Find out more about Glennis by checking out one of her many shows, or following her on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or her blog which can all be accessed via her website.  www.glennismcmurray.com