Franny Titus is a Cuban American bi-lingual actor born and raised in the ​southeast. She studied at the New York Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts, ​and with renowned acting coaches Natalia Leigh, Rus Blackwell, Tony Greco, ​Lori Wyman, Judy Bouley, and Tracy Kilpatrick. Some of her theatre credits ​include the off-Broadway show The Love Letter You've Been Meaning to ​Write ​New York and Steel Magnolias at the Osceola Arts. Titus just wrapped a ​sketch comedy called 'Napoleon on the Beach' ​and 'Super-Fast Cars' written ​by Jeffrey Rembert. 

Next for Titus is the role of ‘Savannah,’ the woman who runs the local saloon, ​in the upcoming film Florida Wild, starring Lee Majors and Mira Sorvino. She ​will also appear in the film comedy, ‘Queen of Christmas’ which is entering ​the festival circuit. 

Locally, Titus recently did a staged reading of ‘Cannabis Queen,’ a biopic ​based on the real-life story of Elvy Mussika, a pioneer and activist for ​medical marijuana and its benefits for treating her glaucoma. In May she will ​be on stage at the Orlando Shakespeare Theatre, for the Fringe Festival’s ​production of Bobby Lee Blood.