Mary Wexler

Mary began here show business career with The International Water Follies. She likes to describe it as "experiencing a bit of show business history" touring the US and Canada as a dancer/water ballerina and later choreographer of one the last surviving vaudeville shows. Through the following years Mary pursued her passion for performing. Although there was the appearance of success, acceptance into the Arena Stage Repertory Company and cast as the host of a children's TV show, financial success remained elusive. In time real life necessitated a career change, so Mary set performing aside to enroll in Law School. Many years and many courtrooms later Mary, happily retired from the practice of law, has returned to the courtroom. She likes to say that after four years of working her way through law school, being admitted to practice in three states (three bar exams) and admitted to argue before the US Supreme Court it took a movie called "Justice is Mind" to obtain her first Judgeship. Mary, who portrays Judge Warner in the psychological drama "Justice is Mind", presides over the "the trial of the century"