Barbara Kerr Condon, a dynamic and versatile personality, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment world through her multifaceted career as an actress, writer, and producer, boasting an impressive repertoire that encompasses a diverse range of stage and screen productions, showcasing her remarkable talent, dedication, and versatility.
The extraordinary trajectory of her career in the realm of entertainment commenced at the tender age of 12, a remarkably youthful age, when she embarked on a journey that would catapult her to widespread recognition and acclaim as a cherished and recurring panelist on the esteemed and highly acclaimed CBS show "Kid Critics".
Barbara's remarkable journey commenced with a promising start, laying the foundation for a lifetime of creative expression and artistic growth. As she delved deeper into the world of performing arts, she embarked on a thrilling adventure of self-discovery, pushing the boundaries of her talents and exploring every avenue of artistic expression. With each new experience, Barbara honed her skills, gradually developing a unique voice that would soon resonate with audiences worldwide.
As her artistry evolved, Barbara's passion for social justice began to take center stage. She joined forces with like-minded individuals to create groundbreaking public service announcements, using her platform to shed light on the heartbreaking plight of battered women. Through her tireless efforts, Barbara not only raised awareness about this critical issue but also demonstrated her unwavering commitment to using her gifts for the greater good.
Barbara's professional life underwent a profound metamorphosis when she relocated to Worms, Germany, a decision precipitated by her husband Paul's military service in the Army, which necessitated a move to this German city. It was during this momentous period that her extraordinary abilities and exceptional talents caught the discerning eye of a perceptive individual with a keen sense of identification and recognition of exceptional skills, thereby dramatically altering the trajectory of her career. With remarkable speed and agility, she rapidly ascended the ranks to assume the distinguished position of Director of The Performing Arts Theatre within the U.S. Army's Worms facility, where she was able to apply her remarkable skills as a producer and hone her abilities in this esteemed role. This formative experience not only significantly refined her skills as a producer, but also instilled within her the confidence and courage to make the bold decision to relocate to the vibrant and dynamic city of Los Angeles, a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, cutting-edge technology, and unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional growth.
In the sun-kissed metropolis of Los Angeles, Barbara embarked upon a transformative career pivot, diverting her attention from the stage to the screen, thereby demonstrating her remarkable adaptability by embracing both acting and producing responsibilities with equal aplomb.
Her remarkable television credits serve as a resounding testament to her exceptional talent, boasting a diverse array of co-starring roles on a plethora of esteemed and critically acclaimed drama series, including HBO's highly praised and thought-provoking drama "Big Love", NBC's long-running and beloved medical drama "ER", CBS's family-friendly and heartwarming sitcom "7th Heaven", Lifetime's popular and suspenseful true-crime anthology series "Unsolved Mysteries", and NBC's captivating and supernatural drama "The Others".
In addition to these notable television appearances, her presence has also been felt on the iconic late-night talk show "The Tonight Show", further cementing her status as a talented and in-demand actress, with repeat spots on the program that have solidified her reputation as a versatile and accomplished performer.
Barbara's extensive filmography boasts a diverse range of critically acclaimed and commercially successful productions, featuring notable appearances in prominent studio releases, such as the gripping psychological thriller "Red Dragon", a Universal Pictures production, and the Coen brothers' unique brand of dark comedy, as exemplified in their film "Intolerable Cruelty".
In addition to these prominent big-screen endeavors, Barbara has also lent her talents to a variety of independent films, including the dramatic "The Affair", a production of Cineville, and the offbeat comedy "Boppin' At The Glue Factory", a project of the innovative Brooklyn Reptile company.
Barbara's own film projects have garnered significant recognition and praise, with her assuming the roles of both executive producer and leading actress in the feature film "Doria", which remarkably took home the esteemed Flickering Image Festival award in the year 2004. In addition to this notable achievement, Barbara also co-produced and starred in the highly anticipated film "Family", which premiered in February of 2008.
Barbara's professional journey has been marked by a remarkable consistency in her selection of projects, each of which has been driven by a powerful impulse to positively impact the world and contribute to the greater good.
