Patricia Wettig

Patricia received her MFA in Playwriting in 2001 from Smith College. She has a long association with New York Stage and Film. Her plays have been included in their Reading Festival: HEADLONG, A LIFE IMAGINED, and F2M. Workshop Production: MY ANDY. Main Stage Production: F2M. MY ANDY was also done at the One Voice Festival at the Hartford Stage and was a finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize. Patricia was a member of Circle Repertory Company where she originated parts in THE WOOLGATHERER, A TALE TOLD, CHILDE BYRON, and INNOCENT THOUGHTS, HARMLESS INTENTIONS. She appeared in the world premiere of Jon Robin Baitz’s A PARIS LETTER at the Kirk Douglas Theater and has acted in THE DIVINERS, ANGELS FALL, THE DINING ROOM, CRIMES OF THE HEART, NIGHTFALL, THREE SISTERS, and A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Films include "City Slickers" I &II, "Guilty by Suspicion," and "Bong Water." TV credits include "Brothers & Sisters," "Prison Break," "Alias," "St. Elsewhere," "The Langoliers," and "thirtysomething," for which she won three Emmy awards and a Golden Globe.