Mary M. Flynn

Mary Flynn is an actor based in Los Angeles California. She was born and raised in a small town just an hour outside of Baltimore, Maryland. There she performed in numerous plays and fell in love with the art of acting after the death of a childhood friend from Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis. Acting in her school's small play gave her the childhood that she felt she had lost after the death of her friend at such a young age. With this new found freedom in imagination and creativity found in acting, Mary went on to perform in numerous shows and plays on the East Coast like 12 Angry Men, and Xanadu that eventually brought her to an acting conservatory in Southern California. There, she obtained her BFA in Performing Arts, and was trained in numerous acting theories like Stanislavski, Chekov, and Meissner. After completing her three years of training at her Acting Conservatory she moved to Los Angeles where she went on to work in television and feature films as well as other stage productions and comedy shows.