Margaret began acting in musicals at the age of eight in her native Bethesda, Md.  As the granddaughter of a concert pianist (Lola McFaddin) and cousin of late writer/director Joshua Logan (1908-1988), Margaret had an early yearning for performing on stage and screen.  Last fall, she played Carla in the Baltimore production of Kennedy’s Children.  While in Baltimore, she appeared in the independent film Tracks, playing Jenna, a Baltimore native struggling to save her best friend from heroin (2010).  Following that, Margaret returned to New York to co-star in 23 Coin's at Nicu's Spoon.  She is currently writing her first screenplay, which she plans to shoot this summer.  When she's not performing, Margaret devotes her time as a motivational speaker.  Her program focuses on building self-esteem in young women and children in addition to raising awareness on disabilities.  She is a spokesperson for The Children's Alopecia Project and Alopecia UK in addition to actively campaigning for performers with differences. She is involved in Alliance For Inclusion In The Arts; I am PWD, and Nicu's Spoon who are busy making sure that film, television, and theater continue to portray an accurate representation of today's society.