"Jason Marks is delightful as the perpetually flummoxed and uptight Dwight Babcock."
MAME (Barksdale Theatre, Richmond, VA) — Reviewed by John Porter, WCVE Radio
"Jason Marks shifts easily from tough-guy Wotan to dopey Gunther to narcoleptic Hagen."
Das Barbecu (Swift Creek Mill Theater, Richmond, VA) — Reviewed by Susan Haubenstock, Richmond Times-Dispatch, November 14th, 2005
"Marks demonstrates both a singular talent for bizarre characterizations and a surprisingly charming voice."
Das Barbecu (Swift Creek Mill Theater, Richmond, VA) — Reviewed by David Timberline, Style Weekly
"... Jason Marks adds some much needed comic relief as the perfectly disagreeable Mr. Dussel."
The Diary of Anne Frank (Swift Creek Mill Theatre, Colonial Heights, VA) — Reviewed by Susan Haubenstock, Richmond Times-Dispatch, January 31st, 2005
"Jason Marks in drag is just about as funny as anything I've ever seen... singing soprano as the delightful Mrs. Moohead, Mr. Marks brings a hysterical comic twist to this light-hearted family musical."
"The Magic Mrs. Piggle Wiggle" (Theatre IV, Richmond, VA) — Reviewed by Roy Proctor, Richmond Times-Dispatch, February 8th, 2004
"There are many ways to interpret Sancho Panzo, the loyal sidekick. The novel gives him the forbearance of an over-worked pack mule, loyal and willing to do the absurd in the name of his master. In the musical, as played by Jason Marks, he's a bit of a cartoon. That isn't necessarily a bad thing, given that he has to sing 'I Really Like Him' to explain why he does what he does (and boy, does he sing it well!), but it also creates a distinct division between him and everyone else on the stage."
Man of La Mancha (Riverside Dinner Theatre, Fredericksburg, VA) — Reviewed by Margaret Lawrence, Culpepper Star-Exponent, September 5th, 2004
"Jason Marks, a superb singer, wowed the audience as a hilarious Potiphar."
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Swift Creek Mill Theater, Richmond, VA) — Reviewed by Susan Haubenstock, Richmond Times-Dispatch, April 2nd, 2007
