A strict and overworked Broadway director hired to stage Pretty Lady. Facing financial ruin after the 1929 crash and warned by his doctor about the health risks of his high-pressure lifestyle, he desperately needs this production to succeed so he can retire. He rigorously trains the inexperienced Peggy Sawyer to replace the injured lead.
Marsh serves as the strict director overseeing Dorothy's performance.
Marsh uses coercion to control Pat's interactions with the star.
Marsh pushes Peggy through intense training to ensure show success.
Jones produces the musical while Marsh handles direction.
Marsh coordinates with Andy Lee to manage choreography and staging.
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