Mollena Williams

Born and raised in the concrete canyons of New York City, Mollena "Mo" Williams has been writing and performing on stage since the age of 5. She did a whole lot of commercials and can bore a person to tears with stories about baby elephants and being mistaken one time for a child prostitute after leaving a commercial shoot. She sang on the soundtrack of the movie The Wiz, and held a gun to Danny Bonaduce's head in the indie cult classic, America's Deadliest Home Video. Mollena's autobiographical, occasionally shocking and totally all true one-woman show 69Stories: One Pervert's Tale enjoyed five incarnations, including three full runs in San Francisco between 1997 and 2004. Her theater work has received critical acclaim and was recognized with several awards, including "Best Local Actress" and "Most Radiant Presence in Shackles," a category created for her solo show. She's been a pervert for as long as she can remember, travels all over the United States to tell people about it, and teaches public and private BDSM and Leather Lifestyle classes. She has been interviewed for many books, documentaries, articles and kinky "How-To" videos.