Mary Page Marlowe Tickets

Emmy Award-winning and Golden Globe-nominated for her starring role in Orphan Black, Tatiana Maslany proved her ability to effortlessly play multiple versions of the same character for five seasons on the series. She garnered three Emmys nominations and a win in 2016 for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series. Maslany was last seen in the critically acclaimed She-Hulk, from Marvel Studios. She plays She-Hulk/Jennifer Walters, a lawyer who specializes in superhuman-oriented legal cases. In 2018, Maslany made her Broadway debut in Ivo van Hove’s Tony-nominated Network opposite Bryan Cranston and Tony Goldwyn. She made her off-Broadway stage debut earlier the same year in Tracy Letts’, Mary Page Marlowe. Her film credits include Karyn Kusama’s Destroyer alongside Nicole Kidman; David Gordon Green’s Stronger; Kim Nguyen’s Two Lovers and a Bear starring opposite Dane DeHaan; Joey Klein’s The Other Half; Simon Curtis’ The Woman in Gold starring opposite Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds; and Adriana Magg’s Grown Up Movie Star, which garnered Maslany the 2010 Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize for Breakout Star and a 2011 Genie nomination.

On stage, Susan’s performance in Nina Raine’s critically acclaimed Tribes (Barrow Street Theatre) earned her an Obie Award, a Theatre World Award and the Clarence Derwent Award from Actors’ Equity. New York theater credits include Mary Page Marlowe (Second Stage), Mary Jane (New York Theatre Workshop), When the Rain Stops Falling (Lincoln Center Theater), In The Wake, The Singing Forest, The Poor Itch (Public Theater), Women or Nothing (Atlantic Theater Company) and others. On television Susan has appeared in the series Black Mirror, The Staircase, The Sinner, Manifest, The Loudest Voice, Scandal, Elementary, Ray Donovan, Mr. Robot, and House of Cards. Her film credits include Manchester by the Sea directed by Kenny Lonergan, Journal for Jordan directed by Denzel Washington, In the Heights, Emelie, Irrational Man, Baby Ruby, and the upcoming Rosemead. Susan is pleased to return to MTC.

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Blair Broadway has been seen on Broadway in The Parisian Woman, Copenhagen (Tony Award), James Joyce’s The Dead, Cabaret, The Secret Rapture and The Threepenny Opera. Off-Broadway/regional: Mary Page Marlowe (Second Stage Theater, Steppenwolf), On The Shore of the Wide World, Nikolai and the Others, The Clean House, Arcadia, The Tempest (McCarter Theatre), A Little Night Music (Kennedy Center), Humble Boy, Camino Real (Williamstown), My Life as a Fairy Tale (LCF), Comedy of Errors (NYSF), The Skin of Our Teeth (Old Globe), seasons at Stratford-Ontario and Guthrie Theater. Film: My Art, Speed of Thought, Dark Matter, The Sentinel, Dogville, Space Cowboys, The Astronaut’s Wife, Altered States, Continental Divide, Strapless, Stealing Home and A Flash of Green.  TV includes: Orange Is The New Black, Jack Ryan, Elementary, Limitless, Forever, Person of Interest, The Affair, Fringe, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (5 Emmy Nominations), ER, ED, The Ultimate Life, Kennedy, A Season in Purgatory, The Good Policeman, Hands of a Stranger, Follow the Stars Home, In His Life: The John Lennon Story, Convictions, Gifts of Love, To Walk Again: The Eddie Keating Jr. Story, Missing Parents, Majority Rules, Extremely Close Up, Those Secrets and Space. Directing: Rosemary and I (Passage), Lovely Day (Play Co.) and A Feminine Ending (PCS).  Narrator of more than 50 documentary films and audio books.

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Audrey Corsa is an actress and writer from California. Notable TV includes Poker Face, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Dear Edward, Elsbeth and All Rise. She’s very pleased to be back on the New York stage where she has previously appeared in Mary Page Marlowe for 2nd Stage, Appropriate, Othello and As Five Years Pass at alma mater Juilliard.

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Kerwin is mostly known for his television and film work, including roles in Torch Song Trilogy, Getting Away with Murder and Jack.

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Gary Wilmes last appeared at the Roundabout Theatre Company in the critically acclaimed production of If I Forget. Wilmes began his career in the theatre at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre where he most recently appeared in Tracy Letts’s Mary Page Marlowe in a role that he recreated off-Broadway at Second Stage Theater. Other theatre credits include the Broadway production of Chinglish, the national tour of August: Osage County, and the off-Broadway productions of Straight White Men, Gatz, and Red Light Winter, for which he was the recipient of an Obie Award. Wilmes has worked for many prominent New York theatre companies including Second Stage, The Public, BAM, Vineyard Theatre, The Wooster Group, and Theatre For A New Audience. His film appearances include Detroit, The Wizard of Lies, Irrational Man, Salt, A Mighty Heart, and most recently Stephen Spielberg’s The Post. Wilmes is best known to television audiences for his roles on Billions, Bull, Louie, Homeland and Jon Benjamin Has a Van.

Tracy Letts is the only person to win both a Tony Award for acting and a Pulitzer Prize. He is the author of The Minutes (Pulitzer finalist), Linda Vista, Mary Page Marlowe, The Scavenger’s Daughter, Superior Donuts, August: Osage County (Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award for Best Play), Man From Nebraska (Pulitzer finalist), Bug and Killer Joe. He won the 2013 Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play for his performance in the Tony Award-winning revival of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? In 2002 he joined the Steppenwolf Ensemble where his appearances include American Buffalo, Betrayal, The Pillowman, The Pain and the Itch, The Dresser, Homebody/Kabul, The Dazzle, Glengarry Glen Ross, Three Days of Rain. Film appearances include Little Women, Ford v. Ferrari, The Post, Lady Bird, The Lovers, Indignation, Christine, The Big Short, Imperium, Wiener-Dog and Guinevere.

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