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Sue Taney
Sue Taney was literally almost born on stage. Her mother, Reesa Marchetti, performed in rock and new wave punk bands in the '70s and '80s until a few weeks before Sue’s birth. Mom was about to leave for a studio session when the labor pains hit. At age 8 weeks, Sue appeared on TV with Mom. As soon as the budding thespian was able to speak, she would join her mom on stage for a few choice songs. Since then, Sue decided to continue pursuing her love of the stage and earned a B.A. in theater arts at Rowan University in 2006. She acted in numerous college and community theater productions. Although she had tried many types of performance, this joke-cracking, sarcastic heroine felt she never found her niche -- until a roommate dragged her to a Comedy Sportz match. It was love at first sight. After seeing a few improv shows, Sue got the balls to start taking classes and studied short-form and musical improv at CSZ with Karen Getz, Mary Carpenter, Kelly Jennings and Dave Dritsas. She learned long-form from the good people at PHIT. The rest is Rookie Card history — but you can also catch her performing with the improv group Hate Speech Committee and performing in and/or writing for The Gross Show. Off stage, Sue works as a preschool teacher where she enjoys using improv in her class every day. She lives in South Jersey with her wonderful husband Nick and their adorable 3-year-old daughter Kobayashi (a long-haired mini-dachshund). |
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