Marissa Liotta
Awards and Accolades
January 30, 2023
December 28, 2022
Company Reviews
DC Metro Theater Arts-June 15, 2025
Excerpt: "Bobby’s “girls” include sweet-faced Amy, who sings the breath-defying patter song “Getting Married Today,” accompanied by her milquetoast fiancé, Paul (mild-mannered Alan Gonzalez Bisnes). As Amy, Marissa Liotta attacks “Getting Married” with vim and aplomb, finessing the tongue-twisting lyrics and comic angst of pre-marriage jitters."
Company at Silver Spring Stage
Theatre Bloom-June 19, 2025
Excerpt: "Marissa Liotta’s Amy was joyful to behold, quirky in minute ways that make the character shine, and her “Getting Married Today” had just the right level of energy to make it the perfect close to the first act. In my opinion, Amy’s execution is almost as important as Bobby in the grand scheme of the show, and Liotta doesn’t let us down."
MD Theatre Guide-June 23, 2025
Excerpt: "Marissa Liotta was also a stand-out in her portrayal of Amy... Liotta’s frantic pace in “Getting Married Today” was as impressive as it was catchy, the bleeding insecurity and mercurial moods of her character coming through beautifully."
Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy Really Reviews
Washington City Paper-October 24, 2022
Excerpt: "Marissa Liotta and Jolene Mafnas are delightful as Drusilla and Murilla, a pair of horny henchwomen who lurch around the stage and demonstrate that a codependent, mind-controlled vampiric relationship really isn’t all that different from a traditional marriage."
Do You Feel Anger?Reviews
Maryland Theatre Guide-May 30, 2022
Excerpt: "Marissa Liotta’s portrayal of Eva was memorable for her ability to seem on the absolute edge of sanity while also demonstrating her gift for comic timing."
MD Theatre Guide-October 25, 2022
Excerpt: Director Rebecca Rovezzi has assembled a cast that includes some of Washington’s most gifted actors. Ben Topa plays an eloquent and sophisticated Dracula, in stark contrast to his wives, Jolene Mafnas and Marissa Liotta, who simply could not have been creepier in their roles as the bloodthirsty undead.
DC Metro Theater Arts-October 19, 2022
Excerpt: "In Dracula’s lair are two animal-like creatures, the household help: Drusilla (a brain-blank Marissa Liotta) and Marilla (a truly ghoulish Jolene Mafnas). The lurid goings-on there are spookily rendered in shadow and sound."
DC Metro Theater Arts-May 31, 2022