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Clete's Roxanne Brewster. Doris Bradshaw. Woman in Phone Booth uncredited. Various uncredited. She said :. In , Marsha revealed to the world that she was gay, years after her mother had passed away. Marsha revealed the reason for her late disclosure. The fear of the judgment of strangers and their holier-than-thou "shoulds" was at least as big of a burden to bear.

Marsha's comedy act revolves around the rise of what she calls "the goddess power" and is a continuation of where her course in showbiz first began, back in She has now returned to stand up because, she confessed, she loves making people laugh.

Marsha confessed that when she was first hired for "Night Court" she was nervous about taking the part of the bailiff because of her predecessors. Selma Diamond, 64, and Florence Halop, 63, had both died of cancer. Marsha said :. Stand-up comedian Marsha had been a comedy writer and performer the "Richard Pryor Show," but she had never done a series before. After "Night Court" where she worked up until , Marsha would go on to play Dr. Marsha, now 65, has her own comedy show and is in a loving relationship with a lady she calls "Angel" on her Instagram posts.

She is a fierce advocate that no-one should have to hide who they are, or who they love. Her greatest sorrow was knowing that her mother was ashamed of her, and dreaded people knowing that her daughter was gay. But These days, Marsha is smiling, a real smile, with no sadness hidden, and no regrets over the life she has chosen.