Some of her recent opera credits include La Suora Zelatrice in Suor Angelica, the Mother in Amahl and the Night Visitors, Hansel in Hansel and Gretel, Zozo in The Merry Widow, Cecily in Pasatieri's contemporary American opera La Divina, and the world premiere of Garzilli's Michelangelo.  At the composer's invitation, she created the role of Jo in a studio recording of Jeff Flaster's The Secret of Success. 

Marian recently performed several roles (including 2nd Maid, Lady Boxington, and the Queen) in Fiddlehead's IRNE award-nominated (Best Musical) production of My Fair Lady.  She was also critically acclaimed for her portrayal of the nun Sister Berthe in The Reagle Players' IRNE-nominated (Best Musical) The Sound of Music (with John Davidson). 

As a member of the award-winning Opera To Go outreach ensemble since 2005, she has enjoyed introducing opera in unique interactive programs to many thousands of children in greater Boston elementary and middle schools.  She has also played the Alto Caterpillar in Geoff Hudson's The Bug Opera workshop at the Indian Hill Music Center (MA) and the mezzo-soprano in Malcolm Fox's children's chamber opera Sid the Serpent Who Wanted to Sing at the South Shore Conservatory's Amphitheater (MA). 

Marian's solo oratorio performances include works of Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Haydn, Saint-Saens, Mendelssohn, and Pergolesi in collaboration with many New England orchestras and choruses, such as the Arlington Philharmonic, Masterworks Chorale, Chorus pro Musica, the Paul Madore Chorale and Orchestra, and the Concert Singers of Greater Lynn and Orchestra.

A graduate of the Longy School of Music and Cornell University, she won overall Best French Song as well as 2nd place (Div. 5) in the National Association of Singing Teachers (NATS) 2008 Song Festival competition (Boston chapter).

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