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SOUTH COAST REPERTORY.

"The show’s premier performance comes from two of its most unlikable characters, both portrayed by Abigail Marks, first as a cruel dowager taking possession of the ladies’ property and later as a giddy matchmaker." -LA Times

“Abigail Marks is a constant delight as both Fanny, the girls’ greedy sister-in-law, and Mrs. Jennings, their nosy, matchmatching neighbor.'“ -LA Times

Abigail Marks steals the show with her exuberant performances as the termagant Fanny and the nurturing matchmaker Mrs. Jennings. -Talkin’ Broadway

A sensational Marks is as manipulatively malevolent as Fanny Dashwood as her Mrs. Jenning is gossipy and gregarious. -Stage Scene LA

Marks [is] scene-stealing, in her very showy roles.” - On Stage

"She brings a Mae West energy – all-knowing, but without the nudge and wink – her eyes dazzled by the sights around her, her mind never losing focus on her purpose for being there. When she is on stage, she’s all you want to witness.” -Theatre Times*.

“A sensational Marks commands the stage. Like Melissa McCarthy and Amy Schumer, the extraordinary Marks not only redefines what it is to be a romantic lead, she burns up the Antaeus stage with her fiery, fabulous star turn.” -Stage Scene LA.

“Marks tackles her role with passion and craft.” -LA Times.

“Diana is fun and fierce, played with beautiful confidence and nuance by Marks, who is just as good in the quiet moments as she is in the ones where she is the life of the party.” -On Stage and Screen.

“Marks more than fills the shoes of Diana with her relentless command of the stage.” -Broadway World.

“The absolute fun, excitement and exceeding success of [the] production is squarely and immeasurably charged by the incomparable Abigail Marks, who has absorbed this gem of a title role as if it was written specifically for her, as if she were indeed Diana as we might meet her on the streets.” -Gia on the Move

“Marks is frighteningly spot-on!” -People’s World.

“A dominating, tour de force performance.” - Paul Myrvold's Theatre-Notes

“Marks’ Diana is a richly drawn theatrical character. Confident, intelligent, unafraid and always ready to say what’s on her mind, the woman is awe-inspiring.” -ShowMag.

“Abigail Mark is a force of nature as potent as a tornado, [then] she effortlessly glides into the niceties of a posh existence and demonstrates a notable acting range.” -Table to Stage.

“Marks easily carries the show on her shoulders.” -Haines His Way.