Masha is playing Mary in Are the Bennet Girls OK?, currently running Off-Broadway at Bedlam. The production has been extended three times and was selected as a New York Times Critic's pick. Read the full review here. Reviews highlighted Masha as "excellent" and "a standout" (New York Times), "as heartbreaking as [she is] funny" (TimeOut), "It's Masha Breeze as Mary who steals the show, making Pride and Prejudice's dourest sister into its most lovable... she wrings every bit of humor out of the jokes and breaks hearts at the same time" (TheaterMania), "laugh out loud funny and cringingly tragic" (The Front Row Center).

Masha runs a comedic TikTok account (@senilewaif) where she makes short, surreal sketches about the trans experience. Currently at 67K followers and 3.9M likes. Highlights linked below:

Queer Children's Book Part 1 & Part 2

The Dictator

Lana's Unreleased Tracks

Dale's Happy Life

Monologue

La Quinta

LensCrafters & PF Chang's

Birthday

A comedic short about a ghost living in a gay man's hearing aid chain. Co-written with Elika Plan as part of the 2024 Easterseals Disability Film Challenge. Watch it here.

A mockumentary with improvised dialogue satirizing the lives of the young aristocracy. Pilot-length. Watch a short clip here, or the full film here.

A short film about the demise of a close friendship.

After 25-year old Sydney (Masha Breeze) is released from the hospital following a surgery, her best friend Kim cares for her at a motel. As Kim’s flirtation with the motel manager escalates, Sydney’s resentment begins to boil over. Through intimate moments in their motel room, Sydney and Kim navigate the implicit expectations of their friendship. 

A comedic short about a trans woman who goes on a lesbian odyssey to return a strap-on to her ex the day after their breakup. Self-written.

Watch it here.

Two decrepit acting teachers feud in this mockumentary pilot. You can watch a short concept video for this here.

Currently in pre-prod, written in collaboration with Finn Blomquist-Eggerling.

An upcoming mockumentary short about a "Women in Beekeeping" summit which goes terribly wrong. Masha plays a trans anarchist hacker from Bushwick.

In post-production.

A new theatrical adaptation of Euripides' Bacchae, Mother Says She's Shocked imagines the cult of Dionysus as a modern-day MLM.

Masha Breeze played the lead role of Dionysus. A staged reading workshopped through Bedlam's DO MORE Series, April 2022.