Marian Cates (Marian Cates)

Thomas Jefferson High School

Class of 1965

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Marian Cates - Class of 1965 - Thomas Jefferson High School

First Name	Marian
Last Name	Cates
Maiden Name	Cates
Graduation Year	Class of 1965
Gender	Female
Current Location	Stevenson, WA
Hometown	Richmond, VA
Relationship Status	Divorced
About Me	I'm an artist, designer, writer and composer. I've moved a lot, living in Manhattan, Asheville and Raleigh, N.C.; Fincastle, Springfield, Fairfax and Richmond, VA; Santa Cruz, Capitola and Morro Bay, CA; Boston, MA and New Orleans, LA (not in that order). I now live in Stevenson, a tiny town in rural WA in the gorgeous Columbia River Gorge. I've worked in education, business and for a non-profit. My gallery is my website. I also have 4 shops: https://www.zazzle.com/mariancatesdesigns, https://www.zazzle.com/laughoutloud_tees and https://www.zazzle.com/digitalmwc; and https://www.redbubble.com/people/mariancates. I’ve published journalism, fiction and poetry. My plays and musicals have been produced by professional, academic and community theater companies. My produced work include: • Blake Street, a musical, produced by Source Theater Company, Washington, D.C. • Prince Benjamin & The White Cat, a play with songs, produced by St. Agnes/St. Stephens Schools, Alexandria, VA • A Crystal Apple & A Silver Saucer, a play with songs, produced by St. Agnes/St. Stephens Schools, Alexandria, VA • The Fig Leaf, a one-act play, produced by Green Alley Theater Company, Richmond, VA • A Crystal Apple & A Silver Saucer, a play, produced by Kalahansa Theater Company, Asheville, N.C. In Progress: • Crystal Apple, a musical for young people • An illustrated novel for young people and adults, set in the 1870s & 1880s • Three mystery novels You can find my essays ...(read more)
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