CUNY News: Channeling Antigone to Depict the Migrant Experience
Broadway World: The Drama League Announces Its 2019 Directors in Residence
Culture Trip: List of 50 Women in Theatre You Should Know
NY Press: Interview with Ashley Marinaccio about Embodi(ED)
People You Should Know: Profile of Ashley Marinaccio
AXS Interview: Interview with Ashley Marinaccio about Embodi(ED)
Buzzfeed: Girl Be Heard: The Theatre Company Giving Voice to Young Women
A Girl's Guide to Swagger: Every Girl Deserves to Be Heard
Huffington Post: New York Theatre Gets Political
Stage Buzz: Planet Connections Interview
NY Independent Theatre Awards: Interview with Ashley Marinaccio
VS. THE POMEGRANATE: Artist Interview: Co-Op Theatre East/Rachel Corrie
New York Times Arts Section: 9/11 in the Arts, An Anniversary Guide
Toms River Patch: Acting Troupe Explores Growing Up after 9/11
"Reminiscent of Tony Kushner... definitely a writer to keep an eye
on..."
- Show Business Weekly (Decadent
Acts)
"Director Ashley Marinaccio, who shepherds the actors into a fluid, unified whole, has created
an intricate production that is like spun gold. It brilliantly expands point by point to empower us to realize how fascist body images have a devastating impact on our society (the oldest eating
disordered are in their 70s, the youngest in their tweens). From pacing, to the selection of variety acts, Embodi(ED) is outstanding. The ensemble proves, with finesse and adroitness, their
enthusiasm and investment in this work which has been a long time coming for us and which ends on an uplifting note..."
- Carole Di Tosti, Theater Pizzazz
(EmbodiED)
"Trafficked is fearless, political theatre..."
- Ebony Magazine (Trafficked)
"Gritty and honest, sure to encourage post-performance discussion among audience members of all
ages and genders..."
- Time Out NY (9mm America)
Embodi(ED) at HERE
9mm America at Robert Moss Theatre
Vagina Monologues with Co-Op Theatre East
Trafficked at 45 Bleecker Street
Ebony Magazine EBONY Magazine
NY Press ANTM's Nigel Barker Stands Up Against Sex Trafficking at Bleecker Street Theatre
Guernica/arts and politics Abby Rabinowitz: Sex, Lies and Women's Theater
Decadent Acts at the Robert Moss Theatre
GirlPower: Voices of a Generation at the NY International Fringe Festival
ACTING
Macbeth Review on Backstage Blogs
Beyond Therapy Review in Glen Rock Patch