Marcos D. Voss

Marcos is a double graduate of Arizona State University, with degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Theatre. At ASU, he appeared in several shows including: Balm in Gilead (Carlo), Mother Hicks (Jake), and played a very ugly transvestite in a very ugly production of Measure for Measure. Also at ASU, he directed and wrote 10-minute plays for two From Scratch festivals, and held a stage reading of his one-act play, Chromosomes.

After college, Marcos directed Critic’s Choice for Is What It Is Theatre, assistant directed Why We Have A Body for ASU’s Student Production Board, played Lou in Upstairs Theatre Company’s production of Long Distance Phone Call, and directed You're A Good Man Charlie Brown for Tempe Little Theatre.

For Stray Cat: Stupid Kids (props), bash: latterday plays (Stage Manager), The Dianalogues (Stage Manager), Patty Red Pants & Hysteric Studs (Stage Manager – in rep!), Poona the Fuckdog… and Other Plays For Children (Cunt/Angel Mike/Kid/TiVo/Sparkle), Nicky Goes Goth (Aaron), Kimberly Akimbo (Stage Manager), Falling Petals and Fat Pig (costumes), and has directed Stop Kiss by Diana Son and Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal.

Marcos punches the time clock at Desert Botanical Garden, where he serves as their Institutional Giving Manager. When he’s not immersed in work or finding the newest fringe plays, he’s spending time with his wife, Crystal, and kiddos Anika (6 yrs old) and Noah (4 yrs old).