Maria Müller is a Romanian actor, writer, and producer based in New York. She is also the Co-Founding Artistic Director of Et Alia, a theater company led by international women.

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Her most recent theater credits include ExtraO1dinary Aliens! (Exit I-485), written by Carolina Do and directed by Vas Eli at JACK, Until Dark, written and directed by Federica Borlenghi at Out of the Box Theatrics (performance for which she received a BroadwayWorld nomination), Plasters, written and directed by Emma Tadmor at The Flea, Where Are You? (New York), directed by Sim Yan Ying "YY" at Mabou Mines, and White Rabbit Red Rabbit at Theater for the New City.

 

Her film credits include the feature film Queen Marie of Romania, directed by Alexis Cahill Sweet (available on HBO), the feature film No Tomorrow, directed by Martin Drop (Queens World, Manhattan Film Festival), the feature film Eight to Nine O'clock, directed by Kunao Yan, and a short film she wrote, produced, and starred in called Where Are You from Again? for which she won Best Actress at Indie Short Fest - Los Angeles International Film Festival and was nominated at the Paris Film Festival.

 

Her performances have been called “incredibly powerful” (Arts Independent) and “astonishing” (Showtones). Her writing has been called “delightfully devious” (Splash Magazines) and “memorable and effective" (TheaterReviewsFromMySeat).

 

She was the host of East European Comic Con between 2016 and 2022 and moderated panels with actors such as Andrew Scott, Manu Bennett, Ed Westwick, Christopher Judge or Alexander Ludwig.

 

She has a BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.