Lauren Patrice Goldman Marshall

Background

Marshall, Lauren Patrice Goldman was born on February 13, 1960 in Portland, Oregon, United States. Daughter of Marvin Charles and Muriel Eileen Goldman.

Education

Bachelor in International Relations, Stanford University, 1983. Juris Doctor, Stanford University, 1986. Master of Fine Arts in Museum Theatre Writing, New York University, New York City, 1997.

Career

Law clerk Washington State Supreme Court, Olympia, 1986-1987. Associate Foster, Pepper & Shefelman, Seattle, 1987-1989. Arts and entertaiment attorney Hendricks & Lewis, 1989-1991.

Acting artistic director Seattle Public Theater, 1994-1995, producing artistic director, since 1997. Freelance playwright and theater director Seattle, since 1992.

Achievements

• Bar: Washington 1987.

Works

• Other Work

  • Playwriting and music-theatre bookwriter, lyricist: (with composer Suzanne Grant) Whadda 'Bout My Legal Rights?, 1989. (with composer Todd Moeller) Waiter, There's a Slug in My Latte, 1990-1993, 95. (with composer David Nafissian, co-writer Hanna Eady) Abraham's Land, 1992, 95, 99, The China Heart, 1992, 93.
    
    (with composer Edd Key) Rivercide, P.I., 1993-1994, The One Hundredth Eye, 1994, 96. (with composer Michael Wartofsky) Falling Leaves, 1998, The Big Cigar, 1999. Playwriting translator/adaptor: The Misanthrope (Moliere), 1996, 99, The Story of the Abcess Tooth (Osvaldo Dragun), 1996.

Membership

Member Washington Lawyers for the Arts (board directors 1990-1993), Northwest Playwrights Guild (board directors 1988-1990).

Interests

• Hiking, skiing, mountain climbing, travel, cooking.

Connections

Married Gary Kaitz Marshall, August 25, 1985 (divorced January 1998).

Father:

Marvin Charles

Mother:

Muriel Eileen Goldman

Spouse:

Gary Kaitz Marshall