Cassandra Marsh is a critically acclaimed and award winning pianist, vocalist and music director. As a cabaret artist she has performed throughout Boston and the country including such venues as: The Napoleon Club, Dedo’s, Club Café, The Park Plaza Hotel, The Boston Harbor Hotel, The French Library, The Duplex, The Majestic Theatre, Club Passim and North Shore Music Theatre. She received her BFA from Ithaca College with additional studies at the Royal Conservatory of Toronto, The Longy School of Music and The American Music Center in New York. As a musical director Cassandra has over 50 shows to her credit including Tony n’ Tina’s Weddin’s, Boston production and two seasons on the national tour. Most recently she was Assistant Music Director for North Shore Music Theatre’s production of My Fair Lady, The King and I and Hello Dolly. As an educator Ms. Marsh has taught at the North Shore Music Theatre, Winthrop School for the Performing Arts, Middlesex Summer School for The Arts and Merrimac Repertory Theatre’s Young Artist’s at Play program. Currently, she teaches piano, voice and theory in her private studio. Her students have gone on to such schools as: Boston Conservatory, NYU, Ithaca College and Berklee School of Music. Cassandra has written and produced three one-woman shows and is currently working on her latest installment, The Unashamed Accompanist. She also has composed and written the book for Alice, a musical adaptation of the Lewis Carroll story, which has been produced by several theatre companies including The Boston Baked Theatre and The Middlesex School for the Arts. As a singer songwriter she is currently working on her CD, Spellbound with Hope, due out on the Whirlygirl Label. Ms. Marsh is an experienced church musician and has served for the last 8 years as the Minister of Music at The First Church of Winthrop United Methodist. She also serves Cambridge Welcoming Ministries, which is an LGBTQ inclusive church. Cassandra is an activist and founding member of The Winthrop Coalition for Peace and Justice.
