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Susan Merson

American actress (1950)

Susan Merson (April 25, 1950) is an American actress, producer, author and playwright, known for her roles as Lorraine in Grey's Anatomy, Tammy in The Watcher and Lucy in Life Goes On, and such films as Lost in Yonkers, Tootsie and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Merson has performed in the Broadway productions of Zefirelli’s Saturday Sunday Monday and Children of a Lesser God. She has founded and co-founded several production companies such as New Dramatists, Manhattan Theatre Club, Lion Theatre and the O'Neill Theatre Center.

01Life and career

Merson was born April 25, 1950 in Detroit, Michigan and graduated from Boston University. She co-founded the Off-Broadway Lion Theatre Company while working with stage director Garland Wright.

Merson originated the role of Maria in the Broadway production of Eduardo De Filippo's play Saturday Sunday Monday, which opened at the Martin Beck Theatre on November 21, 1974; directed by Franco Zeffirelli. In 1976, Merson created and starred in one of the longest running Off-Broadway musicals, Vanities, alongside Kathy Bates and Jane Galloway. It opened on March 22, 1976 at Playwrights Horizons and closed May 27, 1979, running for 1,313 performances.

As an acting teacher, Merson founded the Los Angeles and New York Writers Bloc; and taught playwriting for ten years at Cal State Fullerton. She is credited in saving the 13th Street Repertory Theatre by presenting plays and workshops featuring women writers and performers.

An an actor, Merson has starred in several television shows and films, including, Lost in Yonkers, Tootsie, Grey’s Anatomy, Life Goes On, and The Watcher.

02Filmography

Year Film Role
2024The Last Night in the Life of DeathMacbeth
2015FreeheldHarriet
2009Me, You, a Bag & BambooChun Li’s Mother
2005The Prize Winner of Defiance, OhioMrs. Bidlack
2004Young Artie FeldmanArtie’s Mom
2003Terminator 3: Rise of the MachinesRoadhouse Clubgoer #1
1996Phenomenonnurse
1995Things to Do in Denver When You're DeadWoman with Cancer
1993Lost in YonkersGert
1982TootsiePage
1980Times SquareNurse May

03Television

Year Film Role Notes
2022The WatcherTammy3 episodes
2022ScandalJudge Thompson1 episode
2009Grey’s AnatomyLorraine2 episode
2008True BloodWoman in Booth1 episode
2008MonkMrs. Sheckman1 episode
2005SurfaceGov’t Panel Suit #31 episode
2005Numb3rsBrenda Aronson1 episode
2004Without a TraceSheila1 episode
2004MeltdownAttorney General ZultrowTV Movie
2002Six Feet UnderRealtor1 episode
2002The PracticeMrs. Green1 episode
2001NYPD BluePam Del Porto1 episode
2001A Family in Crisis: The Elian Gonzales StoryJanet RenoTV Movie
1999FrasierWoman in Cafe1 episode
1999Net ForceSenator DondridgeTV Movie
1998Party of FiveAirplane Woman1 episode
1998Ally McBealJudge Stoller1 episode
1998ProfilerViolet Preston1 episode
1996Dangerous MindsNorma Joelson1 episode
1996Murder OneCaller (voice)1 episode
1995Picket FencesEMS Leader1 episode
1995ERMrs. Blum1 episode
1995The WatchedRulenska1 episode
1994Models Inc.Dr. Alicia Bentson2 episodes
1993Reasonable DoubtsRose Stepke2 episodes
1992L.A. LawDr. Elise Neiman1 episodes
1991Absolute StrangersDr. Natalie KayTV Movie
1991Equal JusticeCatherine Abbott1 episode
1990The Trials of Rosie O'NeillHarriet Meyer1 episode
1990Life Goes OnLucy3 episodes
1990Gabriel's FireDr. Rayne1 episode
1990The OperationBank VPTV Movie
1989Family MattersSylvia1 episode
1988ThirtysomethingAdmissions Nurse1 episode
1986Hill Street BluesResident1 episode
1985St. ElsewhereDr. Gail Perry1 episode

04Published works

  • Mersont, Susan (March 3, 2021). When They Go and You Do Not: A Blog and Plays about Dying and Coming Back to Life. Merson. ASIN B08XYJM5RK.
  • Mersont, Susan (March 3, 2021). Dreaming in Daylight. Merson. ASIN B08XYK7DBQ.
  • Mersont, Susan (February 1, 2021). Oh Good Now This. Merson. ASIN B08RCXVNTX.
  • Mersont, Susan (February 4, 2023). How We Saw the Moon. Merson. ASIN B0BTRKN7Y4.
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