Marion Cantone passed March 10, 2018 at her home in NYC. She was 74. She was born to Mario and Elizabeth (née Pescione) Cantone on February 23, 1944. Originally from Everett, Massachusetts and a graduate of Emerson College in Boston. She was a beloved Theater Arts teacher at her elementary school in NYC for over 20 years turning popular children's books into plays and musicals for school productions. She touched a lot of children's lives that later went on to a life in theater, TV, and film. She also taught acting to children and teens at The Susan Batson Studios In NYC,which is considered one of the best acting studios in the country. She is survived by brothers Teddy, Mario, and Joseph and sister Camille.
Marion Cantone passed March 10, 2018 at her home in NYC. She was 74. She was born to Mario and Elizabeth (née Pescione) Cantone on February 23, 1944. Originally from Everett, Massachusetts and a graduate of Emerson College in Boston. She was a beloved Theater Arts teacher at her elementary school in NYC for over 20 years turning popular children's books into plays and musicals for school productions. She touched a lot of children's lives that later went on to a life in theater, TV, and film. She also taught acting to children and teens at The Susan Batson Studios In NYC,which is considered one of the best acting studios in the country. She is survived by brothers Teddy, Mario, and Joseph and sister Camille.
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