Tours include: Disney's The Lion King (vocal coach/assistant conductor), A Grand Night for Singing, The All Night Strut, and Jerry’s Girls. Other shows include: Wicked at the Pantages Theater (substitute conductor); Ragtime (Musical Theater West); Swing! (Sacramento Music Circus); A Chorus Line directed by Kay Cole and The King and I with Deborah Gibson (Cabrillo Music Theater); Swing! (McCoy/Rigby Ent.); Merry Me A Little – revised version(Celebration Theater); Two by Two, The Fantasticks, Once On This Island, Li'l Abner with Cathy Rigby and Fred Willard; Merrily We Roll Along with Teri Hatcher; I Do! I Do! with Diana Canova and Harry Groener (Reprise); My Fair Lady, 1776, Little Shop Of Horrors, Camelot, and Forever Plaid (Utah Shakespearean Festival); Ain’t Misbehavin’ directed by Ken Page (CLOSBC); The Threepenny Opera, Raisin and A Christmas Carol (ICT); The Fix, Kiss Of The Spider Woman, Lady In the Dark, and Sail Away (Musical Theater Guild). Arrangement and orchestration credits include: the prime-time television special A Hollywood Holiday Celebration (ABC), The Fountain Show and Christmas Trolley Show (The Grove Los Angeles).

Marcia is delighted to be making her Reprise Theatre Company debut. She made her Broadway directing and choreographing debut with the critically acclaimed revival of Ragtime after its sold-out run at the Kennedy Center (winner of 4 Helen Hayes Awards including Outstanding Director, Resident Musical.)  Favorite projects include: Seussical for TheatreworksUSA (Off-Broadway & National Tour, 2 Lucille Lortel Award Nominations for Outstanding Choreography & Revival); Off-Broadway’s Cookin', Radio Gals, Closer Than Ever, Romance In Hard Times (NYSF), The Loman Family Picnic (MTC) and The Music Man at New York City Opera. At the Kennedy Center Marcia directed Tell Me On A Sunday (starring Alice Ripley)and choreographed Ken Ludwig's Sullivan & Gilbert. At Arena Stage she choreographed Of Thee I Sing (Helen Hayes Award nomination for Outstanding Choreography), Merrily We Roll Along and On the Town. Many shows at Bay Street Theatre, Sacramento Music Circus, Riverside Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Lyric Stage, Pittsburgh Public, Goodman Theatre and Goodspeed. Collaborations on new musicals and plays with Julie Andrews (Simeon's Gift), Rupert Holmes (Thumbs!), Robert Falls (Book of The Night, Riverview) andDes McAnuff (Elmer Gantry.)  Also a playwright, Marcia and her husband Anthony Dodge have written the books for two musicals: Look Homeward Honky Tonk Angel (with songs by Larry Gatlin) and Hats! Their first play was the Edgar Award nominated Sherlock Holmes & The West End Horror. Marcia is an Executive Board member of the Stage Directors & Choreographers Society (SDC.) As always, for Tony and Natasha. For more, visit www.marciamilgromdodge.com