Marcus is a Seattle-based writer and performer. His original plays include Deers, Natural, Gunked!, Peggy: The Plumber Who Saved the Galaxy, How to Leave, and Space Race 5000. He has worked on devised plays with interarts gang The Libertinis (Gone Wild!, Atomic Falls USA, The Fantastic Misadventures of Twisty Shakes) and physical theatre troupe DangerSwitch (Mad Scientist Cabaret, Big Bad). He is the author of the novels Triceratops and Sky Masterson: Private Detective and the editor of Ten Years Ago, a website where contributors review films on their tenth anniversary. He currently is a culture writer for The Ticket at the Seattle Times, works as a film programmer and publications editor at the Seattle International Film Festival, volunteers at the Grand Illusion Cinema, and is a member...
Marcus is a Seattle-based writer and performer. His original plays include Deers, Natural, Gunked!, Peggy: The Plumber Who Saved the Galaxy, How to Leave, and Space Race 5000. He has worked on devised plays with interarts gang The Libertinis (Gone Wild!, Atomic Falls USA, The Fantastic Misadventures of Twisty Shakes) and physical theatre troupe DangerSwitch (Mad Scientist Cabaret, Big Bad). He is the author of the novels Triceratops and Sky Masterson: Private Detective and the editor of Ten Years Ago, a website where contributors review films on their tenth anniversary. He currently is a culture writer for The Ticket at the Seattle Times, works as a film programmer and publications editor at the Seattle International Film Festival, volunteers at the Grand Illusion Cinema, and is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America.