| 2013 | Published 'Standing Up: A Memoir of a Funny (Not Always) Life' (Center Street/Hachette), recounting her survival of breast cancer, divorce, and addiction with the same candor she deploys onstage. |
| 2018 | Launched the 'Life with Marion' podcast, extending her conversational, audience-first comedy into a long-form audio format. |
| 2021 | Developed 'The Grief Project,' a comedy show drawing on her cancer survivorship to transform collective loss into laughter for survivor-focused audiences. |
| 2023 | Founded a storytelling workshop for cancer survivors, channeling her memoir's message into a structured program that pairs humor with healing. |
| 2025 | Headlined Rhode Island's Hospital for Women and Infants Gala as a keynote performer, drawing on her dual identity as stand-up comedian and breast cancer survivor. |
| 1990s | Built her stand-up foundation headlining New York City's top rooms, including Gotham Comedy Club, Stand Up New York, Carolines on Broadway, and The Duplex Cabaret. |
| 1990s | Appeared on NBC's 'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' and ABC's 'The View,' reaching national broadcast audiences with her personal, edgily improvisational style. |
| 1990s | Featured in both the Marshall's Women's Comedy Festival and the Toyota Comedy Festival, earning recognition among the New York festival circuit. |
| 1990s | Produced comedy segments as a regular contributor to 'The Charles Grodin Show' on MSNBC, sharpening her voice alongside her father. |
| 2000s | Completed a thirty-city tour of Jewish Community Centers across the United States and Canada, bringing her act to sold-out rooms coast to coast. |
