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Welcome to Dark Shadows fans from "the most evil lady who ever lived" -- or at least that's how I was referred to when I was playing Eve on DS. I've gotten to know many of you through the DS Festivals, but I know there are some who can't get to these wonderful weekends, or worse yet, don't know anything about them. I hope to fill that gap and to keep our regular Festival-goers up to date with this Web site.
You'll see updates on Festival and personal
appearances including photos with my co-stars and fans, my theatrical
scrapbook with stories and photos of many theatre productions,
and my photography gallery (I'm also a professional photographer.)My career memoir, On Stage & In Shadows was published in 2005, and is available on Barnes&Noble.com and Amazon.com.It can also be purchased at your favorite bookstore or at our Festivals. And, there's a fabulous special offer, that you'll find as you read on.
Hope you enjoy it.
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Latest Theatre Update!!!
SPRING EATFEST 2010
Emerging Artists Theatre
Opening show went great on Wednesday, March 3rd. Wonderful audience and lots of laughs.
If and when there are reviews on the show, I'll post them.
In the meantime, I'm getting ready for my next show, tonight, Saturday March 6th,
with a matinee to follow tomorrow at 1pm.
See you there!
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Wednesdays, March 3 & 10 - 7pm Saturdays, March 6 & 13 - 7:30pm Sundays, March 7 & 14 - 1pm 15 West 28th Street 2nd Floor New York, New York 10001 Subways: Closest: R, W, (N: Late Nights & Weekends) to 28th St.; # 1 to 28th St. & walk 2 ½ blocks east; # 6 to 28th St. & walk 2 1/2 blocks west www.eatheatre.org click on SPRING 2010 EATFEST: Series C Adult $18.00 Student/Senior $12.00 |
Where's Sheila? by Janet Burnham Directed by Mark Finley  |
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Dark Shadows In The Sun! Collinwood Comes to California For a Special Summer Weekend. Marriott Burbank Airport Hotel & Convention Center July 16, 17 & 18, 2010 Just Five Minutes From Warner Brothers Studios & The Heart of Hollywood Watch for updated news, closer to the date |
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Tuesday, February 2 at 7:30pm ARTC WINTERWORKS . It was an informal evening of theater in development from American Renaissance Theater Company.  |
enjoying the art of theater. War Wounds by Terri Campion, directed by Kathleen Swan He Who Laughs by Ian Cohen Feeling With Food by Stuart D'Ver Handicapped People In Their Formal Attire by Kathryn Grant 300 W. 43rd Street (8th Ave) - 5th Floor |
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with Kathryn, husband Geoff |
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This past one took place on August 14, 15 & 16th at the Renaissance Newark Airport Hotel
in beautiful, downtown Elizabeth, New Jersey
I was there along with Jonathan Frid, Lara Parker, Kathryn Leigh Scott, John Karlen, and Jerry Lacy.
We had planned to have Donna Wandrey there, but I'm sorry to say that she ended up with a terrible
summer cold and wasn't able to be there. She was disappointed, and we actors and her fans were equally so.
But those of us who were there had a glorious time.
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To see more photos and stories about the event, click here Recent Fan Events
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Amazon.com |
On Stage & In Shadows, was published a few years ago. and I keep getting wonderful feedback about it. Just in case YOU haven't read it yet, it will be available at the DS Fest, or you can order it at your favorite bookstore. Ask for On Stage & In Shadows ISBN: 0-595-35877-2 **Foreword by Jonathan Frid,** Preface by Ruth Buzzi, Great theatrical photos. ********************* |
 This was my outfit as I played softball in Central Park when I was on Broadway in Sweet Charity. But when the show began, this is what I changed into. (And I made the dress!)That's one of the intriguing stories in my book  You'll find many, many more "new" photos in my book, On Stage & In Shadows |
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Big Finish Productions introduced their latest audio drama CD at the Festival. Curse of the Pharaoh starring Nancy Barrett and yours truly, Marie Wallace. It's a marvelous story, written by Stephen Mark Rainey and beautifully produced. |
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Here's a photo from the recording session at Baker Brothers Studio. For more information and online pre-ordering, visit their
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Special Offer
Get a personally autographed book.
I will personally autograph my book and add a signed B&W 8x10 photo, plus a separate bonus page with two Dark Shadows photos,
and a personalized letter.
All for the special price of $25. This price includes tax and postage, too.
Make a $25 check/money order payable to Marie Wallace and send to:
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P.O. Box 421 Parksville, NY 12768-0421 |
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To view them, click Photography by Marie  |
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Theatrical
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I played the marvelous character of Beverly Carstairs and had a wonderful director, Melissa Attebery, who guided us through the production with great expertise. We did our last performance on Saturday, March 7th, and I was sorry to see it end. But we had a lovely packed house, with many DS fans, and we all had a great time. www.nytheatre.com and www.broadwayworld.com |
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The Chiselers Cast
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Larry Storch and Stiller & Meara and Me
I recently had the pleasure of being filmed for an upcoming documentary about Larry Storch. It was a fun day and I have a few photos to show that enjoyment. Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller also were interviewed that day and they were delightful. Larry, as always, kept me laughing all day.
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To join, send your name and postal address to: Official Dark Shadows Fan Club, P. O. Box 92, Maplewood, NJ 07040. Membership is free! As long as you keep them informed of your current address, you will continue to be sent informational mailings with the latest details on Dark Shadows Festival events and authorized memorabilia. For additional information, email: pansyfaye@darkshadowsfestival.com |
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My friend, Larry Storch, (Corporal Agarn, of F Troop), just sent me this copy of a photo of us when we were rehearsing for a production of I Oughta Be in Pictures. It was in 1981 at The Hampton Playhouse in Hampton, New Hampshire. We had such a marvelous time doing that show. There are lots of stories about it in my book, On Stage & In Shadows. |
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I'm happy to say that the sale of my memoirs
is going very well. And once again at the 2009 Festival,
because there were so many new fans, and fans that haven't
been to a Fest for 10 years, I almost ran out of copies.
And for all of you that already had read the book, thank you
for the wonderful comments about my book. |
 Photos from a Dark Shadows Festival with some
of my favorite people. |
 Another of my favorite fellow-actors, John Karlen To see previous Featured Photos, click Marie's Scrapbook |
Here I am with Kathryn Leigh Scott at a convention.
click Recent Fan Events to read about other conventions and view more photos.
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Craig Hamrick & Michael Karol  Craig Hamrick and Michael Karol are the editors of my book, On Stage & In Shadows, and gave me invaluable guidance and encouragement throughout. (Craig, Im so sorry to say, passed away) He was a very talented photographer, also designed the cover and I love it. Both Michael and Craig have written many fabulous books, which I highly recommend. Read in detail about their work and how to purchase them by going to DarkShadowsOnline For Michael's site, click SitComBoy.com |
 Writer Rod Labbe's newest magazine articles in the special Dark Shadows issue of is now available directly from the publisher. DENNIS DRUKTENIS PUBLISHING AND MAIL ORDER, INC., 348 Jocelyn Place; Highwood, Illinois 60040, $10.00 postpaid. |
 Read an article from Autograph Collector magazine, about Dark Shadows. Click here. |
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Sleeps Well With Others My friend and one of my editors, Michael Karol, has written yet another book. It's a prequel to the 2003 gay vampire hit Kiss Me, Kill Me. Ray Abreu, the hero of Kiss Me, Kill Me, is back -- as a gay youngster, growing up in a repressed small town and feeling the pain...that is, until he gets sent by his parents to an all-male sleepaway camp in the Adirondack Mountains in upper New York State. There, Ray experiences a gradual flowering and realization of his homoerotic feelings, and grows from a shy, retiring boy into a person who can stand up for himself. But he's unaware of the deadly presence "standing up" for him behind the scenes. This unique prequel is spiked with sex, thrills, and chills -- but then, whose adolescence isn't? |
