Trish Perry

Director

     Trish Perry’s theatre career spans more than 45 years, with over 50 roles on stages from Boston to Florida. She began her professional journey as the Irish maid “Jane” in The Women at Fort Lauderdale’s Parker Playhouse, launching a performance career that included six seasons at the Southbury Playhouse (CT), seven seasons with the Colonial Dinner Theatre (CT), and fifteen years alternating between NY Dinner Theatre and the Clockwork Repertory Theatre (CT). Among her many memorable performances, her final—and most beloved—role was the chilling psychopathic killer Margaret in Dead Guilty.

     On screen, Trish has appeared in numerous commercials as well as two episodes of The Bronx Is Burning. Since retiring to The Glen with her husband of 50 years, Robert, she has remained a vibrant part of our community arts scene. The Odd Couple marks her eighth directing project for The Players of the Glen, and she has also taken the stage in two additional productions. Audiences may fondly remember her as the charming Southern belle Charmaine in Sex Please, We’re Sixty.  Trish is the proud mother of three accomplished children and grandmother to eight wonderful grands.