Happy Summer, Internet!
I am pleased to announce that I will be returning to Vermont Shakespeare Festival this Summer (for my fifth season!) to play Petruchio in “The Taming of the Shrew”. We perform in several locations, including the beautiful Shelburne Museum and the brand new Highland Center for the Arts. More information and tickets can be found here. It promises to be a challenging and topical adventure.
Happy Spring, Internet!
I was overjoyed to recently return to Luna Stage in New Jersey, this time to perform in a staged reading of Sherry MacDonald’s play “The Stone Face” directed by Nancy Robillard. I got to play a young Buster Keaton! The play chronicles the true story of the tumultuous relationship between Buster Keaton and Samuel Beckett.
Happy Winter, Internet!
I recently traveled to Vermont to play Hamlet in Vermont Shakespeare Festival’s reading of “Wittenberg” by David Davoles.
Additionally, Marin Shakespeare Company’s 2017 production of “The Three Musketeers”, in which I played Aramis, was just nominated for several Bay Area Critics Circle Awards, including Best Production!
Happy Autumn, Internet!
I am honored to announce that I recently won a Theatre Bay Area Award! The award was for Outstanding Male Actor in a Principle Role in a Play and was in recognition of my performance as Liam in the play “Bad Jews” at Left Edge Theatre in California. The entire show also won Outstanding Production!
Additionally, our director Phoebe Moyer was nominated for Outstanding Director of a Play, my fellow actors Emily Kron and Brady Morales-Woolery were nominated for their performances, and we were all nominated for Outstanding Ensemble.
It feels wonderful to be recognized for “Bad Jews”: such a fantastic and challenging play. The entire process was a joy and I share the award with all the other incredible artists involved in the production. My sincerest thanks to Theatre Bay Area!
Blessing be upon you, Internet!
I’m currently acting in “The Three Musketeers” and “Love’s Labour’s Lost” with Marin Shakespeare Company. We still have a few more weeks of shows. All the information can be found here.
Pleasure to make your acquaintance, Internet!
I am overjoyed to announce that I will be returning to Marin Shakespeare Company in California this Summer, with whom I worked last season. This time around I will be playing Aramis in “The Three Musketeers” and King Ferdinand in “Love’s Labour’s Lost”. The shows perform in July, August, and September and tickets are available now by clicking here!
Good to see you, Internet!
I’ve just completed teaching a series of classes for Marin Shakespeare Company’s Education Department. It was my great privilege to be able to work with young artists again. Click here for more information about the program.
It’s That Time Again, Internet!
Another year has come and gone. This year my theatrical adventures took me to California twice: I played Duke Orsino in Marin Shakespeare Company’s production of “Twelfth Night” and played Liam in Left Edge Theatre’s production of Joshua Harmon’s brilliant play “Bad Jews”.
Our production of “Thrill Me” from 2015 was nominated for 7 BroadwayWorld New Jersey Awards, including Best Actor in a Musical for yours truly. The show was additionally named one of the Top Shows of the Year by both the Star Ledger and New Jersey Footlights.
I had the good fortune to participate in readings for several new musicals, and was invited back to Luna Stage to act in their Short Play Festival.
I also continued to lead workshops for Broadway.com’s Broadway Classroom, and taught Shakespeare to young people through Marin Shakespeare’s Education Department.
All in all it has been a challenging, dynamic, and adventurous year. I am forever grateful to be making my living in the arts, and my heartfelt appreciation goes out to LaMama, Luna Stage, Marin Shakespeare Company, Broadway.com, Left Edge Theatre, and the Barrow Street Theatre for being my artist homes in 2016. May we all find fulfillment and enrichment in 2017.
Happy New Year!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, Internet!
I recently completed a run of the play “Bad Jews” at Left Edge Theatre in California. It was my great privilege to play Liam with an absolutely stellar ensemble of actors: Emily Kron, Brady Morales-Woolery, and Katee Drysdale. The audience response to our production was humbling; we ended up selling out every performance of our run. My heartfelt thanks to the entire Left Edge family. What a joyous way to finish off 2016!
Click here for a great profile of our production in J-Weekly.