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PRESS
INTERVIEWS
Media:
Interview on NBC's "The Debrief with David Ushery" (2012)
Interview with NY1 on Project Girl Performance Collective (2012)
Press:
Interview by Liz Funk/Coming of Age in A Crap Economy (2011)
Interview by Mariah MacCarthy/NY Independent Theatre Awards (2010)
Profile of Project Girl Performance Collective Directors/Founders (2010)
Interview by Joe Shahadi/VS. THE POMEGRANATE (2009)
ARTICLES FEATURING ASHLEY'S WORK
Ms. Magazine (2011): Project Girl Power
Scholastic News (2011): Being a Kid After 9/11
New York Times Arts Section (2011): 9/11 in the Arts, An Anniversary Guide
Toms River Patch (2011): Acting Troupe Explores Growing Up after 9/11
NJ.com (2009): FRINGES of Jersey, Local Performers take Issue at NY Fringe Festival
Velvet Park Media (2008): Co-Op Theatre East to Present work that Addresses Queer Youth and Suicide
Pace Press (2006): Anti-Violence Clothesline Project Paints Downtown
REVIEWS
DIRECTING and PLAYWRITING
"As a writer, Marinaccio is reminiscent of Tony Kushner in that she wants to use theater to make a political point, but without sacrificing an ounce of entertainment value. She is definitely a writer to keep an eye on."
- Gena Hymowech (Show Business Weekly)
GirlPower: Survival of the Fittest at the NYC International Fringe Festival (2010)
Decadent Acts at the Robert Moss Theatre (2010)
GirlPower: Voices of a Generation at the NYC International Fringe Festival (2009)
The Vagina Monologues at Pace University (2006)
The Vagina Monologues at Pace University (2005)
ACTING
"That villainess is also a masterful presentation as Ashley Marinaccio connives without compunction only to fall into the madness provoked by the unraveling of her plot."
Macbeth Review on Backstage Blogs (2012)
"Ashley Marinaccio plays Charlotte like a primal scream: Her puerile affection for her Snoopy doll, Freudian-slip diction and the thing with the pickles are uninhibited and frantic. These hysterically raucous therapy session roll along at high speeds on the diverse talents of a comically gifted cast."
Beyond Therapy Review in Glen Rock Patch (2011)
"Ashley Marinaccio's facial expressions alone make for great comedy."
Uncommon Courtesy Review (2007)
"Marinaccio commands a great deal of attention with her withered, aching screams, borne of the sadness of a mother and commander who has lost everything of importance."
The Trojan Women Review (2007)
VIDEOS
Ashley stars in Evil Things trailer. View it here.
Project Girl Performance Collective at TEDxWomen
A video created by Dream Out Loud Media about Project Girl Performance Collective
About "Ten Years Later: Voices from the Post-9/11 Generation Speak"
Behind the scenes of "Voices Without Borders/Project Girl: Congo"
Print