• Who's In Bed With the Butler (2005)
• The Foreigner (2004)
• Five Women Wearing the Same Dress (2003)
• The Sound of Music (2002)
• Nuncrackers (2001)
• Nunsense (2001)
• Tapestry (2001)
• Godspell (2000)
• Liquid Soap (1999)
• Jest a Second (1999)

	By Michael Parker Directed by David Schneider A California billionaire has bequeathed all of his assets to his only daughter Constance - except the 22-million-dollar yacht he wanted Josephine to have, a 25-million-dollar art collection left to Renee and some priceless antique automobiles willed to Marjorie. Constance arrives at her father's mansion with her lawyer determined to find out who these women are and to buy them off or contest the will. This is a madcap addition to the author's string of inventive American farces.
Showing	January 20 - February 12, 2005
	Gaslight Theatre Lockhart, TX Photos
Featuring	Diane Fowler Hruska as Agnes Steve Uzzell as Clifton Judy Martin as Suzi Legere Beth Harris as Constance Olden Steve Lawson as Roy Vance Mark Harris as William Davis Jr. Carla Daws as Josephine Sikes Miriam Stanford as Renee LaFleur Sandy Billings as Marjorie Merivale

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	By Larry Shue Directed by Judy Martin Discover the secret scandals among guests of a rural Georgia fishing lodge as the season begins with this witty comedy of manners. Laugh along as Froggy, a visiting Englishman, convinces the other guests that Charlie, his painfully shy friend, actually comes from an exotic land where English is not spoken. As the guests drop their guard, loose lips lead to ever more hilarious revelations.
Showing	February 6 - 29, 2004
	Pacifica Spindrift Players Oddstad Theatre Pacifica, CA
Featuring	Louis Schilling as Froggy Drew Campbell as Charlie Joanne Engelhardt as Betty Heather Galli as Catherine John Andrew Stillions as Ellard Scott Daniel as Reverand David Paul Wells as Owen
Reviews	The Pacifica Tribune: "Ably directed by Judy Martin..." The San Mateo County Times: "Such a vehicle needs really top-notch talent to achieve its full potential, and director Judy Martin assembled just that cast... For such a small theatre, it is a wonder it is always able to afford such appropriate and beautifully executed sets... This show... needs to be experienced to savor its super acting, unexpected plot turns, and natural flow of witty dialogue.

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	By Alan Ball Directed by Lennon Smith A bittersweet comedy that uncovers the drama at an ostentatious wedding reception in Knoxville, Tennessee. Five identically-clad bridesmaids hide out in an upstairs bedroom, each with her own reason to avoid the proceedings below. As the afternoon wears on, these five very different women joyously discover a common bond in this wickedly funny, irreverent and touching celebration of the women's spirit. .
Showing	March 28 - April 19, 2003
	Pacifica Spindrift Players Oddstad Theatre Pacifica, CA
Featuring	Yaro Severn as Francis Sandy Rouge as Meredith Mary DeLorenzo as Trisha Judy Martin as Georgeanne Wendy Taylor as Mindy Scott Daniel as Tripp
Reviews	The Pacifica Tribune: "Martin plays her role with delightful aplomb."

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	By Rodgers and Hammerstein Directed by Craig Cummins Musical Directed by Bob Sunshine The final collaboration between Rodgers and Hammerstein was destined to become the world's most beloved musical. When a postulant proves too high-spirited for religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. This familiar tale is uplifting musical theatre at its best. .
Showing	October 18 - November 17, 2002
	Pacifica Spindrift Players Oddstad Theatre Pacifica, CA
Featuring	Judy Martin as Maria Isobel Hersch as Mother Abbess Russ Bohard as Captain Von Trapp Don Cima as Max Yaro Severn, Peter Gross, Michelle Pliner, Cara Spangler, Darren Bechtel, Chelsea Glynn, and Katie Aiello-Coppola as the Von Trapp Children
Reviews	The Pacifica Tribune: "First of all, this show is about Maria, and gee, what do you do about someone like Maria, someone most people think of as Julie Andrews? Well, you have to cast a singer who can, if only for a night, make you forget about the icon. Judy Martin is that special performer in this production. With a playful exuberance and a voice to match it, Martin holds the show together with a spellbinding quality. There's not a weak note in her performance and she will carry you away with the story and the singing." The San Mateo County Times: "Judy Martin is radiant as the novitiate nun, Maria Rainer..."

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	By Dan Goggin Directed by Lisa Lennox Musical Directed by John Lehrack At Mount Saint Helen's Convent, the first TV special is being taped in the Cable Access Studio. The show includes some traditional carols in the overture and as underscoring, plus some Christmas carol spoofs including Here We Come-a-Waffle-ing and The Holly and The Ivory. Of course, the show is filled with the traditional "Nunsense-sense of humor" and one liners that have made the three previous NUNSENSE shows so popular.
Showing	November 9 - 18, 2001
	Bethany Theatre Project First St. John's United Methodist Church San Francisco, CA
Featuring	Lisa Lennox as Reverend Mother Cate Ullman as Sister Hubert Lisa Abrons as Sister Robert Ann Judy Martin as Sister Amnesia Abraham Scott as Father Virgil Sara Horst as Maria Cliff Reilly as Billy

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	By Dan Goggin Directed by Joyce Perkins Musical Directed by Jan Gaynor Nunsense is good old-fashioned comedy at its best: it is quick paced, generally raucous, occasionally touching and totally wonderful...the spirit of the evening touches us with its unabashed desire to delight and make us laugh..."
Showing	August 24 - September 16, 2001
	Pacifica Spindrift Players Oddstad Theatre Pacifica, CA
Featuring	Isobel Hersch as Reverend Mother Joan Andres as Sister Hubert Lucy Hager as Sister Robert Ann Judy Martin as Sister Amnesia Patricia Dwyer as Sister Leo
Reviews	The Pacifica Tribune: "Martin's I Could've Gone to Nashville...[is a] wonderfully rendered moment..." Bay Area Living: "Let's not forget Sister Mary Amnesia, who lost her memory when a crucifix fropped on her head. Judy Martin is wonderful in the part, making the most of the nun's wide-eyed naivete. She impresses not only with gags, but with a classically trained voice that soars to the high notes."

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	By Carole King Directed by Mike Ward Musical Directed by Michael Langham I Feel the Earth Move, You've Got a Friend, One Fine Day, and Natural Woman are just a few musical highlights in the journey through the career of this songwriting legend. This spirited evening is presented in a fresh and contemporary way with songs that defined a generation and became the classics of another, the songs of Carole King.
Showing	March 16 - April 14, 2001
	Hillbarn Theatre Foster City, CA
Featuring	Jeanne Batacan-Harper Sara Betts Tina Braganza Judy Martin Jackie McSwanson Lexi Picard Kerry Seldin
Reviews	The Independent: "All of the women are talented singers...they are having a good time on stage and that feeling is infectious. The performance of Hi De Ho, featuring Betts, Martin, and Braganza as girls with bad attitudes in leather jackets and sunglasses was a crowd-pleaser. "

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	Conceived by John-Michael Tebelak Music and Lyrics by Steven Schwartz Directed by Kit Wilder Musical Directed by John Lehrack Acclaimed throughout the world by critics, clergy, and audiences young and old for its joyful message and youthful exuberance, simple sincerity and loving spirit, this musical is a timely christening for the new millennium. Proving that it is perfectly possible to have piety without solemnity, this theatrical miracle is aglow with radiant healing grace while bursting with rhythmic music drawn from rock, folk, country, and pop. The irresistible charm of Godspell gives testament to a spectacle that believes in God - and people - and possibility.
Showing	April 28 - May 14, 2000
	Palo Alto Players Lucie Stern Theatre Palo Alto, CA Photo of my song
Featuring	Matt Morris as Jesus Peter Griggs as Judas with: Bill Hennenlotter George Gemette Joey Montes Judy Martin Lauren Coberly Margo Schembre Michelle Jones Shana Ewing Theresa Pangalos Tony Murillo
Reviews	The Palo Alto Daily News: "The dozen performers all turn in strong work..." The San Mateo County Times: "This really is an ensemble production. Each member of this multi-talented group takes on many faces and rules during the musical's development...as a company of players, it amazes one what a wealth of talent is available to directors on the Peninsula."

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	Created and Directed by Ron Kelly Liquid Soap is a live, interactive soap opera created before your eyes. The lightning quick cast continually incorporates audience suggestions into the storyline, thus developing a unique and unpredictable experience every time. Here is your chance to decide what happens on the stage. Will the hero get the girl? Will the girl get amnesia? Will the villain get what he deserves? Anything can happen in a typical episode of Liquid Soap.
Showing	August 27 - October 1, 1999
	Eureka Theatre San Francisco, CA
Featuring	Doug Kassel as intelligent-sounding Chandler Judy Martin as precious gem Opal Kate Thompson as tropical island Bali John Remak as European city Paris Tito Jacques as horse breed Appaloosa Jill Paiz as favorite poet Whitman Corinna Chuse as European star Marlena Kimberly Ashland as planet Neptune Goose Duarte as royal family member Andrew
The Setup	Our Liquid Soap town is located near ... Redwoods that catch fire The town has an industry ... Meatpacking There's a bar in an unusual location ... A laundromat The town is called ... Buttercup

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	By James Sherman Directed by Arturo Catricala Guess who’s coming to dinner this time? Two seasons ago, Sarah misled her parents by hiring Bob to impersonate an acceptable boyfriend. Now, as the saga of the Goldman family continues, it is brother Joel who is not being straight with their parents. His date for his Mother’s birthday party is not the perky pediatrician they expect. If you saw “Beau Jest”, you know how creatively Bob – now married to Sarah – meets a challenge. And if you’re joining this menagerie for the first time, you’ll instantly revel in how warm and engaging this fun family can be!
Showing	June 19 - July 3, 1999
	Palo Alto Players Lucie Stern Theatre Palo Alto, CA
Featuring	Judy Martin as Sarah Mark Larkin as Bob Fredrick Goris as Joel Debra Paul as Miriam Joe Higgins as Abe Steve Cortopassi as Dr. Rosen
Reviews	Palo Alto Weekly: "Sister Sarah (Judy Martin) and her three-weeks-overdue pregnancy are played for a great deal of funny crankiness but, thankfully, very little of the usual labor-crisis shtick." The San Mateo County Times: "As Sarah, Judy Martin begins the first act somewhat shrill. However, she really shines as the show proceeds, particularly when she's trying to hide her chuckles upon witnessing her husband's brilliant "Randy" act."

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