Lots of fun photos below to enjoy!!

Here are the four stunning ladies of "Menopause, the Musical" for the New York City cast, late summer and fall of 2005.  We're in our "sparkle" dresses that dazzle the audience every performance!

From Left to Right: Megan Thomas (Iowa Housewife), me (Earth Mother), Sally Ann Swarm (Soap Star), and Joy Lynn Matthews (Power Woman).

The show has been running in New York City for almost 4 years now, and it was a thrill to be part of the cast for 4 months this year.  

Playhouse 91
on 91st between 1st and 2nd.

For more photos with the cast and crew, plus a write-up on the low-down about the show, see the "Hot News and Fun Facts" page of this website.

I was thrilled to shoot episode 6.20 (that's sixth year, twentieth show for all you non-TV lingo savvy folks!) of Fox's Emmy award winning sit-com, "Malcolm in the Middle."  The episode is entitled "Motivational Speaker."  I play Angela, a co-worker at a company that is requiring it's employees to take a Motivational training course where they "break you down to build a new you!"

In this photo, I am happy because actor Bryan Cranston (Malcolm's dad, Hal) and I have just finished shooting our big scene together, which took over 6 hours to film.  My mascara has run from all the crying I need to do for the script.  The shirt Bryan is his 7th of the day -- I smeared make-up all over the other ones as I grab him in the "dramatic" moment.

Below is a photo of me with my other guest stars for the "Malcolm in the Middle" episode: The dashingly handsome and very nice Markus Flanagan as Frank, the Motivational Speaker, and delightful character actor, Don Pugsley as Scott, the office nobody.  This photo was taken after a 12 hour day just outside the door of Stage 21 on the CBS Radford lot in Studio City, California, where "Malcolm" is filmed.

*As Betty the Bearded Lady in "Surrender Dorothy."

This made-for-tv movie debuted as the CBS Sunday night movie on January 1st, 2006.  What a great way to start off the new year.

The movie stars Academy Award Winner Diane Keaton, Tom Everett Scott ("That Thing You Do!), Alexa Davalos ("Angel" "Reunion"), and Peter Riegert ("Crossing Delancy" "Local Hero").

A real tear-jerker, but my beard offers some comic relief!!

The movie was produced by Academy Award Winner Diane Finerman (she won for "Forest Gump"), and was directed by Emmy Winner Charles McDougall (he won the 2005 Emmy for "Desparate Housewives").  

***This photo (as all photos on this site) cannot be used for any other purpose or by any other person, website, etc, without the expressed written permission of the photographer...which in this case is me!

I've had the honor of playing the "irrepressible" Aunt Agatha at the famous Hotel Del Coronado seven times since 1996.  Through the Lamb's Players Theatre, where I am an Associate Artist, we've put on a Turn-of-the-Century Feast and Celebration in the Grand Ballroom, where we have a "family" Christmas gathering for 400 guests a night through the holiday season.  In addition to playing Aunt Agatha in the main evening show (with such wonderful castmates as Grandison Phelps and Tanya Henetz) "An American Christmas," I also host the delightful afternoon show, "Aunt Agatha's Afternoon Tea."
If you ever get the chance to travel to the San Diego area in December, this is a must-go event.  And as Aunt Agatha always says: "Hi-Dee-Ho!" and "Pinkies Up When Sipping Tea!"

Here I'm playing Mrs. Shirley Feldman in 
"Miss Write" at the Secret Rose Theatre 
in North Hollywood.  
The role was a hoot and a half!  
This is a photo of Shirley in her most comfortable habitat: 
in front of the refrigerator!

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This confirms it: I'm 100% fun!

The summer billboard campaign for Viejas Casino features me in my now famous aqua sweater with plastic dangling fish!

Here I am as the doomed Officer Rice in Episode #11 
of the Sci-Fi series, "The Chronicle." 
 My kids, Gordon and Brynn were able to come watch the filming.

As Mrs. Fezziwig in "A Christmas Carol" at the San Diego REP.  I played Mrs. Cratchit/Mrs. Fezziwig three years in a row at the wonderful SDREP.

This was the cover photo for the Sunday "Arts" section of the
 San Diego Union Tribune Newspaper.
Photo by Ken Jacques.

Myra McWethy as Doris Littlebum in the 
syndicated television show "Pensacola: Wings of Gold"
L-R: Series star, the handsome,James Brolin, Myra, the great character actor Geoffrey Lewis, & lovely supermodel and "Rich Man, Poor Man" star Susan Blakely.

Myra McWethy as the receptionist, Mrs. Ratchet, 
with David Coburn in the award-winning film
"To Hell With Love"

Myra McWethy as Agnes Gooch in "Auntie Mame" at North Coast Repertory Theatre.
This was the cover shot for their annual brochure!

Myra McWethy as Bo in the forthcoming feature film 
"Jack & Gord."
Bo (the bodyguard) is standing next to her bad-guy boss played by Craiger Lusk.

The photo below is of the main cast and director, John Comrie, at the first screening of the movie.

Myra McWethy with her stand-up comedy/writing partner 
Jayne Dunn (and a young fan) at The Comedy Club.

Below:  Myra McWethy as Miss Skillon in "See How They Run" at the Lamb's Players Theatre.
Miss Skillon always seemed to get caught in the closet with men in various state of undress!
L-R: Cynthia Gerber, Myra, and David Cochran Heath, then Howard Bickle, Myra, and Paul Maley.

Myra McWethy as Yente the Matchmaker in 
"Fiddler On The Roof" 
at the Welk Resort Theatre with the cast.

Myra McWethy as Jack's Mom in "Into The Woods" 
at the Starlight Theatre.
Photo by Ken Jacques.

Myra McWethy as Sister Luke in "Nellie's Bodega."  
Though the young co-star is smiling here, in the movie, 
Sister Luke makes her life a living heck!