Karron Graves

Karron Graves is an American actress whose career started as a child performer. Born in Janesville in 1973, her television debut came on Saturday Night Live in 1986, and she later took the lead in the PBS movie The Fig Tree and had a main role in Dolphin Cove. On stage, she created the part of Clara in the world premiere of Arthur Miller's Danger:Memory! at Lincoln Center Theater. She became widely known as Mary Warren in The Crucible (1996), with People citing her quietly moving performance. Her other screen work includes The Good Shepherd, Late Phases (2014), Minor Premise (2020), and episodes of Law & Order, Monk, and The Path. On Broadway she appeared in Coram Boy, Off-Broadway in The Philanderer, and she received a 2015 New Hampshire Theater Award for The Voysey Inheritance. She teaches acting at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.