Marlowe officially started her acting career at the age of four and has continued to work on both large and small screen. In her short years, she has been blessed with the opportunity to have worked with some very prestigious directors; Christopher Columbus, Alan Poul, Alisa Statman, Pamela Fryman, Randall Einhorn, Paul McCrane, Elliot Hegarty, and Jason Woliner to name a few.Her latest work is on the hit ABC show "Fresh Off The Boat" were she plays opposite Eddie (Hudson Yang) as Reba. Recently she has appeared as Maddie, a series regular character, in the web series "40's and Failing", "Dance Off" the feature film where she has a supporting role along side Finola Hughes, Kathryn McCormick and Shane Harper. Marlowe has recurred on NBC's Parenthood and ABC's The Neighbors, you can also see her as a guest star on Disney's "Jessie" playing the role of Madge and as Lucy on ABC's "The Middle".Other appearances include- "Wilfred", "How I Met Your Mother, "New Girl", "The Lost Medallion" and the CBS drama pilot "Applebaum" directed/produced by Christopher Columbus. She voices the character "Jingle" in the Disney release "The Adventures Of The Santa Pups", and plays the leading role in the award winning short film "Candybar" directed by Broadway director Matt August.In addition to her acting career, she also is a talented singer -Performing the national anthem in front of an audience of thousands for the starting ceremony of the final leg of the Amgen Tour of California, Santa Clarita Marathon and Star Eco Center Earth Day Celebration.She was honored with CARE (Child Actor Recognition Event) Awards in both 2010 and 2011 and was nominated for a 2012 and 2013 Young Artists Award.Marlowe feels very fortunate to be able to do what she loves along side her sister actress Merit Leighton. Residing in Los Angeles, California with her family and her dog Benji, Marlowe is an avid illustrator and is creating her own animated show, much of her inspiration comes from Alex Hirsch, Kristen Schaal, Jason Ritter and Mel Brooks. Show less «