Teens (0:00), Mary shares how dance, theater, and supportive parents nurtured her love of performing from an early age, growing up in Louisiana and discovering musical theater, and why connecting with people has always been at the center of her creative life (3:45), Mary’s fun playing villains on stage, working at Universal Studios, voice acting, storytelling, and why audiences love characters with depth—even the bad ones (7:45), motherhood, boundaries, learning to say "no" without guilt, and living with grace (11:45).
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Mary Bogh is an actor, voiceover artist, substitute teacher, and mom of two whose creativity enriches every part of life.
A graduate of California State University, Fullerton with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre (Acting), Mary has built a diverse career across professional theater, national commercials, print campaigns, voiceover, live entertainment, and education.
Mary completed improv and sketch comedy training with classes at iO West and The Groundlings and was a member of Story Pirates, where she helped inspire children's creativity through live performance.
Beyond performing, Mary was a Universal Studios Hollywood Tour Guide, VIP Tour Guide, and MC trainer, combining storytelling, audience engagement, and leadership to create memorable guest experiences. She has also worked extensively in live events, where her ability to think on her feet and connect with people has been invaluable.
Today, Mary brings those same skills into the classroom as an educator, where her background in acting and improv helps her quickly build rapport with students, create engaging learning environments, and adapt to the unique needs of every class she teaches.
No matter where she lives, Mary is passionate about becoming an active member of her community, building meaningful relationships, and encouraging creativity in others.
Dive in with the incredible Mary Bogh - actor, voiceover artist, educator, and mom. Mary reminds us that saying "yes" to creativity often begins with learning when to say "no."
Mary shares her journey from dance recitals in Baton Rouge to performing professionally, working at Universal Studios, and building a life filled with storytelling, motherhood, and meaningful connections. Along the way, we dive into raising creative kids, embracing life, people, and discovering that some of our greatest growth comes from setting healthy boundaries with grace.
... In this episode we discuss:
... Growing up with a supportive creative community
... Behind-the-scenes stories from Universal Studios
... Acting, voiceover, and the joy of storytelling
... Motherhood as a creative collaboration
... Why "No" is a complete sentence—and how boundaries create freedom
This conversation is full of laughter, wisdom, and encouragement for every creative mama navigating work, family, and the beautiful mess in between.
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