"...vivid, hilarious, mad, and frightening..."
  "...there is heart beneath the hilarity." - Bistro Awards        

RECENT NEWS:

- January 2021: It started as an off-hand remark from his mother. It turned into a long-running family joke. It continued to grow and spread. And now, inevitably, it's a podcast. If you'd like a quick glimpse into an utterly insane woman's world, check out "Ham Doesn't Go Bad" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. 

- December 2021: If you're looking for the long-haired dude from the Simply Piano ad, you've come to the right place. While you're here, check out Martin's other viral video, O Holy Night - Bad, Terrible, Horrible Version (BEST LIP SYNC EVER).

- September/October 2021: Coming up, another MURDER FOR TWO, this time at Bristol Riverside Theatre. Martin will play "Detective Marcus" opposite co-creator Joe Kinosian's "Suspects." 

- June 2021: Anndd we're back!! Martin (along with his wife, Janice) re-opened Bucks County Center for the Performing Arts,  with THE IRISH... AND HOW THEY GOT THAT WAY, reuniting with the same cast from BCCPA's 2017 production.

- March 2020: Martin was going to join the Off-Broadway company of BETWEEN THE LINES as the standby for "Dr. Ducharme/Rapskullio" but you'll never guess what happened. . .

- April 2019-December 2019: Martin returned to MURDER FOR TWO as "The Suspects," this time at North Carolina Theatre, Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, and Cape May Stage. 

- LOOK OUT 54 BELOW! Martin made his solo concert debut at the famed venue as his alter-ego, Screlton McNodes. Although it was nearly derailed by a freak snowstorm, it turned out to be a night to remember, especially since it featured the talents of Christina DeCicco, Hannah Elless, and Martin's real-life-wife, Janice Landry!

- Martin appeared at Mountain Playhouse to music direct and play Jerry Lee Lewis in MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET.

- Martin appeared as "Pastor Phil" in a reading of THE SPARKLEY CLEAN FUNERAL SINGERS at The York Theatre Company, written by Lori Fischer and Don Chaffer, and directed by Bill Castellino.