Beth Marshall Presents

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Beth Marshall Presents is an independent production company based out of Orlando Florida, producing theatre, dance, music, multi-media performance art and all things creative in arts & entertainment with a special focus on original works and touring festival circuits. Established 2008.

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Doubt Reviews!

SEVERAL OF OUR DOUBT REVIEWS ARE IN:

ORLANDO SENTINEL, ANALOG ARTIST DIGITAL WORLD, ORLANDO WEEKLY, Archikulture Digest

“The play haunted me on the entire drive home.”
-Thomas Thorspecken, Analog Artist Digital World

“…A Powerful Cast…
Carl Gauze- Archikulture Digest

“As directed by Beth Marshall, it’s a taut production of the Pulitzer- and Tony-winning show with high-level acting and production values.”- Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel

“Marshall’s production emphasizes the confinement of their lives — through Tom Mangieri’s handsomely compact set and Amy Hadley’s intimate lighting.”-Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel

“Sister Aloysius’s insistence on the priest’s guilt makes her look less like a concerned nun and more like a close-minded woman. Ginger Lee McDermott plays her with gloriously straightforward conviction.
Chelsey Panisch, as a younger nun, is a lovely yin to McDermott’s yang, innocent without seeming stupid. Shonda Thurman has just one scene to make a strong impression — and she does.”-Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel

“Wanzie also delivers a stirring homily, so realistic that when he crosses himself, Catholics might reflexively find themselves joining in.”
-Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel

“Michael Wanzie – practically an Orlando theatrical institution by himself – never fails to engage us as Father Flynn, in his Garden Theatre debut.”
-Cameron Meier- Orlando Weekly

” McDermott is in complete command of subject and space, while Panisch comes closest to matching her cinematic counterpart (Amy Adams) by capturing not just the requisite sweetness and innocence, but also the understated passion.”-
Cameron Meier- Orlando Weekly

“Scenic designer Tom Mangieri nevertheless manages to bring to life three distinct locations. Making the space seem larger and more majestic is lighting designer Amy Hadley, who utilizes visually pleasing rear-backdrop projections.”- Cameron Meier- Orlando Weekly

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Doubt Promo Pictures!

The cast of Doubt

Michael Wanzie as Father Flynn

Ginger Lee McDermott as Sister Aloysius

Chelsey Panisch as Sister James

Shonda Thurman as Mrs. Muller

All photos by Kristen Wheeler/KHphotographics

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2014 BroadwayWorld Orlando Awards!

Our Beth Marshall Presents team received three Best Of 2014 Theatre awards!

Best World Premiere Production (Professional): Rob Winn Anderson & Beth Marshall - Alice Lost in Wonderland

Best World Premiere Production (Non-Professional): Beth Marshall Presents – The Trayvon Martin Project

Best Supporting Actress in a Play (Professional): Becky Eck – 33 Variations

Also, we are very proud to have been nominated for best play with 33 Variations, Best Direction (Aradhana Tiwari) for 33 Variations and Best Actress (Peg O’Keef) 33 Variations.

Congrats to all our friends, partners and fellow artists that took awards! Thank you for your votes and your patronage and support of the arts!

              To see all of the winners, click here!

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Doubt Show Poster

For more info on the show, click here!

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Trayvon Martin Project Part 1 Reviews!

“Each [show] has at least one moving moment. Two in particular… show how shrewd use of language can craft piercing emotion.” – Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel. Full article here.

“It’s this complicated swamp of race relations in America that moved producer Beth Marshall to commission a series of short plays on the subject of Trayvon Martin’s death – and, widening the focus, on social justice issues around race, parenting and gun ownership in our state and our country. ” – Jessica Bryce Young, Orlando Weekly. Full article here.

“The talk back was every bit as powerful as the production itself. Change only happens when you open a dialogue.This is a daring production that certainly opened that dialogue.” -Thomas Thorspecken, Analog Artist Digital World. Full article here.

“But events like this show there is potential to talk and heal and work for a better America.” – Carl F Gauze, Ink 19. Full article here.

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