Mary Ann Connors fell in love with theater over half a century ago as an observer and performer.

 

By high school she knew she had found her career, which she pursued at MSU-B earning BS and MS degrees in education. With endorsements in high school English and drama, she spent the next forty years teaching and producing plays.

 

She likes comedies and dramas from classics to modern as an actress, costumer, and director.

 

Now retired, she enjoys having time for her family and NOVA where she has directed a variety of shows including “Dinosaurs Before Dark,” “Love, Loss, and What I Wore,” and “An Evening with Sherlock Holmes.” Costumer of several operas, this is her debut directing one