Mary Bracken Phillips is a Broadway veteran who's credits include Martha Jefferson in 1776 and Grace Farrell in ANNIE. Nominated for a 1992 Tony Award for her lyrics for the Broadway musical METRO.
OFF BROADWAY
Book and lyrics: CRADLE SONG , Musical Theatre Works, Goodspeed At Chester, Theatre at St. Peter's Church, NYC.
Contributing writer: A MY NAME IS STILL ALICE, Old Globe Theatre, Second Stage, NYC.
REGIONAL
Book and lyrics: BRIMSTONE, N.E.A. development grant, 1993. Productions: Berkshire Theatre Festival 1994, Willows Theatre, 1998, Majestic Theatre, 2002. Recipient of nine Bay Area Critics' Awards including "Best Musical".
Book and lyrics: SILVER DOLLAR with Jack Murphy composing. Staged readings: New Harmony Project, York Players, The Directors Company. Productions: Goodspeed at Chester, Stage One. Scheduled production: Surflight Theatre, Oct. 2007.
Book and lyrics with Craig Bohmler composing: MOUNTAIN DAYS , winner 2002 Bay Area Critics' Award "Best Original Book And Lyrics". Premiere: Chronicle Pavilion, 2001. Productions 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005: John Muir Theatre, Martinez CA. THE HAUNTING OF WINCHESTER . Production: San Jose Rep. 9/05. Book and lyrics with craig Bohmler composing: "Sacagawea", 2003 N.E.A. development grant. Stage reading: Village Theatre, Jan 2006, Village Originals Festival Aug. 2007.
Ms. Phillips has an M.F.A. from the Musical Theatre Writing Program, NYU Tisch School Of The Arts. She is a member of The Dramatists Guild and The League Of Professional Theatre Women.