Marisol Green

Marisol Green, also known as Mari, has a wide range of musical talents, including opera and musical theatre. As an honorary board member of the Boston based Opera Company “Opera UnMet”, she developed her passion and expertise in writing and producing shows and workshops that are socially relevant to a multi-cultural society. Mari is a native of the Pocono Mountain region in Pennsylvania. She graduated from Stroudsburg High School and received her classical training and degree from the prestigious Boston Conservatory - College of Music, Dance, and Theater.

Mari has been seen numerous productions, concert series, and showcased in venues such as:

  • The Hatchshell on the Esplanade
  • The John F. Kennedy Library
  • The Eichelberger Theatre
  • Jordan Hall
  • Seully Hall
  • Boston Symphony Hall
  • The U.S Consulate in Moscow, Russia
  • Concert Halls in Finland, Latvia, Main State Theater,MIT Theater Society,
    Hunterdon Hills Playhouse

Opera Performances

Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess: The Strawberry Woman, Clara The Marriage of Figaro: Cherubino The Magic Flute: Papagena, The Queen of the Night Chorus of: Carmen, Aida Amahl and the Night Visitors.

Musical Theater Performances

  • “Ragtime”
  • “Wild Party”
  • “Hair”
  • “The Philadelphia”
  • “The Six that Fell” adapted version of “Twelve Angry Men”
  • “George Washington Slept Here”
  • “Cactus Flower”
  • “Guys and Dolls”
  • “Mack & Mabel”
  • “Heat Wave”

Educational Workshop Performances

Middle School and High School Students
Writing / Lecture Series / Performance Workshops.

Recordings

Mari’s first album with the Opera UnMet Company, was called “Ties That Bind, a Martin Luther King Day Celebration”. This studio recording celebrates Martin Luther King with classical music, Negro Spirituals, and poetry by Langston Hughes. She has also performed on a Classical “Smooth Jazz” album which became a number one top requested independent album in London, England. And finally, Mari has also performed on the "Hunterdon Hills Chrismas Album".

Vocal training by

Sara Goldstine and Linda Baumgardner