Mary Bacon

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Mary is currently playing Patti in “Coal Country” at the Public. She just played Susan in “Nothing Gold Can Stay” at Partial Comfort, and Agatha in the world premiere of Heidi Armbruster’s’ “Mrs. Christie” at the Dorset Theatre Festival. New York favorites include Broadway’s Tom Stoppard's "Rock N’ Roll" and "Arcadia", Off Broadway in Horton Foote's "The Roads to Home" and "Harrison, TX" at Primary Stages, Charles Busch's "The Tribute Artist", the premiere of "Happy Now" at Yale Rep and Primary Stages; “Giant” at the Public, “Days To Come” and the Lortel and Drama Desk nominated “Women Without Men” at The Mint,  “Eccentricities of  A Nightingale” and “The Late Christopher Bean” at TACT, “Becky Shaw” at Second Stage, among others.  Regional theatre includes Hartford Stage, Hartford Theatre Works, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Williamstown Theater Festival, Westport Playhouse, The McCarter, Yale Rep, Seattle Rep, The Long Wharf, Old Globe, Dorset Theatre Festival, Denver Center, Cincinnati Playhouse,  Chautauqua Theater Festival, The Ford’s Theatre and others. TV/film: Lost Girls (upcoming), The Mist, Blue Bloods, Elementary, Blacklist, Madam Secretary, recurring on Law and Order’s SVU, Criminal Intent, Boardwalk Empire, The Good Wife, Mildred Pierce, and PBS’s American Experience. Co-founder with Heidi Armbruster and Dina Janis of dtf waw, Dorset Theatre Festival’s women artists writing group. Member of The Actor’s Center. Carnegie Mellon Drama.