Mary Frances has lived a good life; she’s ninety years old and ready to die. Born to refugees fleeing the Armenian genocide, her last wish is to die peacefully at home surrounded by her family. Her dream collides with reality as three generations of explosive women flood her small New England home to battle for their family’s legacy. Mary Frances must navigate the volatile relationships of the children she raised — or die trying. Lois Smith stars as a tenacious survivor, struggling to break the bonds that tie her to this life. Directed by Lila Neugebauer, Lily Thorne’s Peace for Mary Frances is a wrenching and caustically funny portrait of an American family in crisis.
Lois Smith, J. Smith-Cameron and Paul Lazar. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Melle Powers and Johanna Day. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Natalie Gold, J. Smith-Cameron, Mia Katigbak and Brian Miskell. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Natalie Gold, Lois Smith and Heather Burns. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Natalie Gold, Lois Smith and Heather Burns. Photo by Monique Carboni.
About The Show
Peace for Mary Frances
May 8 - June 17, 2018
by Lily Thorne
directed by Lila Neugebauer
Cast & Creative
Images & Video
PHOTOS
Natalie Gold, Lois Smith and Heather Burns. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Natalie Gold, J. Smith-Cameron, Mia Katigbak and Brian Miskell. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Natalie Gold and Lois Smith. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Johanna Day, J. Smith-Cameron and Heather Burns. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Melle Powers and Johanna Day. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Lois Smith, J. Smith-Cameron and Paul Lazar. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Heather Burns, Lois Smith and J. Smith-Cameron. Photo by Monique Carboni.
Paul Lazar, Heather Burns, Natalie Gold and J. Smith-Cameron. Photo by Monique Carboni
VIDEOS
