Marsha Vassilevskaia

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Marsha Vassilevskaia, born in Vladivostok, Russia, relocated to Melbourne at the age of 7. Standing at 5’8", she began modeling at 17, which led to TV commercials and eventually TV and film. She joined a Russian theatre group, studied Stanislavski, and took acting classes with Kim Krejus. In 2013, Marsha moved to LA to study at the Stella Adler Academy. She starred as Zoya in the Australian Theatre Company’s 'Ruben Guthrie' and soon signed with Luber Roklin in LA, landing a role in 'Movie 43' directed by the Farrelly Brothers. This film featured a star-studded cast including Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, and Emma Stone. Marsha also booked a commercial for P&O Cruise Ships alongside Owen Wilson. In 2017, Marsha signed with The Characters Agency and moved to Vancouver, Canada, where she worked on a feature film in the UK before returning to Vancouver. In 2019, she moved back to LA to continue acting and began producing short and feature films. In March 2020, Marsha returned to Melbourne to make a documentary about the arts and entertainment industry and its impact during the COVID pandemic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP7Js081p00. She later booked a role in 'Wog Boys Forever,' the second highest-grossing Australian film in 2022, playing Vince Colosimo’s wife. Marsha trained locally at 16th Street Actors Studio in Melbourne and NIDA. She has experience in MMA (Muay Thai, Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu), plays piano, speaks fluent Russian, surfs, practices yoga/pilates, and skateboards. Marsha's range of accents includes American (California, Boston, NY, Southern), Australian, Russian, German, and Eastern European. She is an Australian citizen and holds a Russian passport, frequently requested for projects in Latvia, Lithuania, and Bulgaria. Special skills: MMA (Muay Thai, Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu), Piano, Surfing, Yoga/Pilates, Skateboarding Accents: American (California, Boston, NY, Southern), Australian, Russian, German, Eastern European