Marianne Curan
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Marianne Curan (born May 12, 1961) is an American actress, television presenter, and comedian.
She and her partner Bob Goen appeared on GSN Radio most recently.
Personal life
Curan married fellow television presenter Bob Goen on March 20, 2004.
Career
Super Decades, Trivia Track, Prime Games, and When Did That Happen? hosted some of the first live interactive game shows on Game Show Network in the mid-1990s, including Super Decades, Trivia Track, Prime Games, and When Did That Happen? When Kathie Lee Gifford left the program in 2000, Curan was considered a permanent co-host role, which Kelly Ripa later claimed. Later in its tenure, she hosted PAX TV's live daytime talk show Great Day America with Food Network personality Marc Summers. Curan hosted Landscapers' Challenge for Home & Garden Television in 2002. She appeared in interstitial segments for Before & After'noon Movies on USA Network in 2003.
Curan is also a natural impersonator. In the late 2000s, she imitated political figures Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin in sketches on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Martha Stewart's most popular imitator is her appearance on The Tonight Show, as well as National Lampoon's Totally Baked: A Potumentary and Frank Caliendo's sketch comedy program Frank TV.
Curan has worked with The Groundlings and appeared in the Washington, D.C.-area political comedy troupe Gross National Product for years. Wendy Kamenoff and Lori Alan created and appeared in The Hungry and Horny Exhibition, which appeared in Los Angeles in the spring and summer of 2007. Curan has appeared in episodes of Big Love and Malcolm in the Middle.
GSN Radio with Bob Goen, a live, four-hour internet radio game show on GSN.com, from August 2008 to November 2009.
Curan appeared in the one-woman show "A Kodachrome Christmas," written and directed by Seinfeld writing alum Pat Hazell in December 2010. At the Long Center for Performing Arts and the DeBartolo Center in Austin, Texas, "A Kodachrome Christmas" performed for three weeks.
Her writing has been featured in "More" magazine online.