Age: 35
female
Maggie Robertson got her start doing regional theatre in the Washington, D.C. area. Favorite roles/productions include Madame de la Grande Bouche in Disney's Beauty & the Beast, The Other Place by Sharr White, and Dani Girl by Michael Kooman & Christopher Dimond - a Helen Hayes nominated production. She received her MA in Classical Acting from the London Academy of Music & the Dramatic Art (LAMDA), joining the ranks of other notable alumni like Benedict Cumberbatch, David Oyelowo, Brian Cox, Ruth Wilson, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and John Lithgow. After graduating, Maggie moved to Los Angeles and has appeared in various independent films since then. Maggie is also a talented singer and musician, training classically before moving on to jazz, pop, and musical theatre. She plays guitar and can beatbox
SIRENS, an original motion-capture animated feature film that modernizes ancient mythology into a high-octane musical comedy. Built on the kinetic momentum and slapstick survival pacing of Mummies (2023) and K-Pop Hunters (2025), but executed with the photorealistic, performance-driven weight of Zemeckis-style animation (Beowulf, The Polar Express), SIRENS takes the ultimate mythological monster and reframes her as the ultimate misunderstood masterpiece. When a ruthless antiquities dealer raids a forgotten island to steal an ancient artifact, a curious, Siren must disguise her massive wings, team up with a scrappy, shipwrecked sailboat mechanic, and navigate the hyper-wealthy, neon-lit streets of modern Monaco to take her history back.
