REVIEWS:
AS YOU LIKE IT, Playmakers Rep, 2010:
“Miller makes Rosalind's testing of Orlando's love while disguised as a boy the show's highlight, her timing and physical comedy endearing and delightful. “
- The News and Observer
“Miller is strong as a charismatic and at times conniving Rosalind.”
- Triangle Arts and Entertainment
“Led by Marianne Miller as a radiant Rosalind and her alter-ego, Gannymede, the cast romps down the path to earthly love…It is a treat to see Miller acting something other than the ingénue. As Rosalind banished from her uncle’s castle, she kicks off her pointy-toed girl shoes, pulls up Gannymede’s pants and strides out into the world with wit and daring and a good deal of swagger.”
- Classical Voice of North Carolina
“Miller ultimately demonstrated her versatility as an actress, becoming the cast’s leader and resident Cupid.”
- The Daily Tar Heel
IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, Playmakers Rep, 2010
“Still, the four work well together, especially Coffey and Miller, who make their second act jealous fight the show's highlight.”
- The News and Observer
ALL MY SONS, Playmakers Rep, 2010
“When Marianne Miller's Ann emerges in Act 1, fresh air enters the room with her. Miller's depiction is strong, positive, clearly grounded in a painful past but growing from it.”
- The Independent Weekly
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, Playmakers Rep, 2009
“Marianne Miller as Kate Nickleby gives another lovely performance as an innocent young woman.”
- Classical Voice of North Carolina
OPUS, Playmakers Rep, 2009
“Grace...is portrayed with amusing innocence and endearing spunk by Marianne Miller.”
- The News and Observer
GLASS MENAGERIE, Playmakers Rep, 2009
“First-year MFA student Marianne Miller, already noted in last fall’s Pericles, makes a fine Laura. Excess is so common in this role, but Miller plays the girl not as mad but as deeply withdrawn — crippled by shyness as much as by her bad leg.”
- Classical Voice of North Carolina
LITTLE PRINCE, Playmakers Rep, 2008
“Marianne Miller makes a lovely Rose, spoiled, manipulative, and brave.”
- Classical Voice of North Carolina