Mourning in Hollywood. The American actress Marnie Schulenburg, well-known face of soap operas, who played Alison Stewart in “As the world turns” and Jo Sullivan in the reboot of “One Life to Live”, died in Bloomfield, New Jersey: she was 37 years old. The announcement of her disappearance, which took place last Tuesday, was given to “The Hollywood Reporter” by her agent Kyle Luker of Industry Entertainment.
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Schulenberg died after a battle with the cancer to the fourth stage metastatic breast. She leaves her husband Zack Robidas, actor of the TV series “Succession” and “Sorry for Your Loss”, and her 2-year-old daughter Coda. The cancer she was diagnosed five months after Coda’s birth in December 2019. The couple married in September 2013. She was released from the hospital on Mother’s Day to return home with her husband and daughter. Schulenburg made her debut on the soap “Fever of Love” in 2006, the same year she started acting in “As the World Turns”: for the role of Alison Stewart, which she played until 2010, she received a Daytime Emmy nominations. The daughter of a musician, Schulenburg was born on May 21, 1984 in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
Marnie Schulenburg, the Daytime Emmy-nominated actress known for her work on ‘As the World Turns’ and ‘One Life to Live,’ has died at 37. https://t.co/tPoVlvxeLV
— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) May 18, 2022
She attended Barnstable High School in Massachusetts and DeSales University in Center Valley, Pennsylvania, graduating from theater in 2006. A very young gymnast, before coming to television she starred for the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival and for the Dramatists Guild of America in New York. . Schulenburg has guest starred in prime time shows such as “Blue Bloods”, “Fringe, Elementary”, “Royal Pains” and “The Good Fight” and next season she will play Maggie Caysen in the drama series “City on a Hill.” “.
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