Mojena Talien

Mojena Talien is a multifaceted talent, excelling as an actress, children’s mentor, and budding poet. Her journey in acting began at Olympic Heights High School in Boca Raton, where she bravely overcame her self-doubt by auditioning for William Inge's play "Picnic." Her performance as Helen Potts marked the beginning of an exciting career in the performing arts.

Beyond her on-stage accomplishments, Mojena dedicates her summers to nurturing young talent as a stage manager and coach at a children's theatre camp. Her commitment to the arts extends globally, as she volunteers on mission trips, sharing her passion and skills with communities in need.

Mojena, affectionately known as "Mojo," made her film debut in the whimsical production "The Big Frozen Gumshoe," where she showcased her talent as the playful character, Vick Vickerson. With a focus on honing her craft from every angle, she continues to explore new avenues in acting, aiming to inspire the next generation of performers. Mojena Talien’s journey highlights her dedication to the theatre and her unwavering support for young artists, making her a notable figure in her community and beyond.