Hello, and here is MARIONEWS:
In May, Marion performed Love in Flight, a mix of song and fun, at Ocean House, Watch Hill, RI.
Look for her new cabaret coming to Ocean House in 2025.
In July, Marion directed the hilarious comedy/thriller, THE 39 STEPS for The ColonialTheatre.
Read about the magic we created here:
https://www.broadwayworld.com/rhode-island/regional/The-39-Steps-Westerly
In August, Marion directed the inaugural reading of The Colonial Theatre's Shakespeare on the Spot offering,
BACKSTAGE BARDS, which she co-wrote with Robert Durwood Madison.
At the top of 2024, Marion played the role of #2 (originated by the brilliant Linda Lavin) in the
Regional Premiere of Noah Diaz's YOU WILL GET SICK at Salt Lake Acting Company.
Read the full reveiw of Marion's "brash and sassy" performance:
https://www.theutahreview.com/noah-diazs-you-will-get-sick-receives-smartly-directly-solidly-acted-regional-premiere-at-
salt-lake-acting-company/
And just for laughs, please view my special seasonal projects:
PRISSY: FARM TO TABLE https://vimeo.com/899300588
PRISSY FITCH'S CHRISTMAS RUMMY LOAF https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hvpYGrT8Dk
COOKING WITH PRISSY https://youtu.be/sBszYPnvVR0
In 2023, Marion directed THE TEMPEST for the Colonial Theatre, which received 17 Broadway World Nominations!
Read our review here:
https://www.broadwayworld.com/rhode-island/article/Review-THE-TEMPEST-at-The-Colonial-Theatre-20230801
In 2022, Marion directed Waiting for Godot for the Colonial. BWW's review of WAITING FOR GODOT is here:
https://www.broadwayworld.com/rhode-island/article/Review-WAITING-FOR-GODOT- at-The-Colonial-Theatre-20220811
And to learn a little more about The Colonial Theatre and what we do, please click here:
https://www.veed.io/view/1b2fecdc-d2f3-4abf-b9dd-95e60eb3de77?panel=shar
Marion has appeared at Pioneer Theatre, Goodspeed, Ivoryton Playhouse, Gateway Playhouse,
Heritage Playhouse, American Musical Theater, Ocean State Theatre, TheatreZone, Salt Lake Acting Company, Actors Theatre of
Newburyport and The Fulton Theatre among other theatres in the eastern United States, as well as on tour in Europe and Africa.
A proud member of Actors Equity and SAG/AFTRA, Marion holds a B.A. in theatre from Bennington College, and was trained at
The National Theatre Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Center.
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The object of Art is to give life a shape.
- WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
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