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Rèsumè
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Height: 6’
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Weight: 205 Hair: Dk. Brown Eyes: Hazel Voice: Tenor |
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THEATRE
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Off-Broadway | |
| PERFECT CRIME | W. Harrison Brent | Duffy Theatre |
| HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY | Mr. Brown | Irish Arts Center / An Claidheamh Soluis |
| JACK BENNY! | The Teck | Ridge Theatre / La Mama Etc. |
| DEREK | Biff | Irish Arts Center / An Claidheamh Soluis |
| PHOTO OP | Senator Maryland | Ridge Theatre / La Mama Etc. |
| THE PRIMARY ENGLISH CLASS | Smiednick | Minetta Lane (dir.-Gerald Guttierez) |
| Regional and Stock | ||
| MID-LIFE: THE CRISIS MUSICAL | Man 1 | Seven Angels Th. (CT) (dir. Semina DeLaurentis) |
| THE OXFORD ROOF CLIMBER'S REBELLION |
Jack Dawkins |
Capital Repertory Th. (NY) (dir. Roger Danforth) |
| MOON OVER BUFFALO | George Hay | Ivoryton Playhouse (CT) (dir. Matt Pugliese) |
| BEAUTY AND THE BEAST | Cogsworth | Arts Ctr Coastal Carolina (SC) (dir. Russell Garrett) |
| GYPSY | Uncle Jocko/Goldtsone/Cigar | Gateway Playhouse (NY) (dir.-Scott Thompson) |
| DRACULA | Renfield | Delaware Theatre Co. (DE) (dir.-John Grasilli) |
| DIAL ‘M’ FOR MURDER | Inspector Hubbard | Worcester Foothills Th. (MA) (dir.-Jack Neary) |
| ROMANCING THE THRONE (Wkshp) | Gilbert | Carousel DT (dir-Donna Drake) |
| THE LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS | Barney Cashman | New Century Theatre (MA) |
| THE SISTERS ROSENZWEIG | Geoffrey Duncan | New Century Theatre (MA) |
| ART | Yvan | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Ed Golden) |
| THE WEIR | Jim | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Ed Golden) |
| STONES IN HIS POCKETS | Charlie, et al | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Ed Golden) |
| LIGHT UP THE SKY | Sidney Black | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Jack Neary) |
| Victor Prynne | Pioneer Valley Th. (MA) | |
| DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER | Robert | Worcester Foothills Th (MA) (dir.-Jack Neary) |
| LEND ME A TENOR | Tito Merelli | Pioneer Valley Th. (MA) |
| NOISES OFF | Frederick | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Sam Rush) |
| LOVE’S LABOR’S LOST | Sir Anthony Dull | Centennial Th. Fest. (CT) (dir.-Dean Adams) |
| TINTYPES | Theodore Roosevelt | Northern Stage (VT) (dir.-Brooke Wetzel) |
| HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES | Bob Phillips | What Exit? Theatre Co. (NJ) |
| THE FRONT PAGE | Walter Burns | Northern Stage (VT) (dir.-Brooke Wetzel) |
| LAUGHTER ON THE 23rd FLOOR | Max Prince | New Century Theatre (MA) (dir.-Sam Rush) |
| BORN YESTERDAY | Harry Brock | Mt. Holyoke Summer Theatre (MA) (dir.-Jack Neary) |
| Off-Off-Broadway | ||
| SEEING STARS | The Thug/The Promoter | NYMF (dir. Jenn Thompson) |
| SCANDALOUS PEOPLE | Mack O'Reilly | NYC Fringe (dir.-Fredi Walker-Browne) |
| FLORA, THE RED MENACE | Mr. Weiss | Opening Doors Theatre Co. |
| RAT IN THE SKULL | Superintendent Harris | John Montgomery Theatre |
| THE ANSWER | Heinz | Belmont Ital-Amer Playhouse (dir.-Martin Blanco) |
| WHY WE SHOT JOHN | Trip | 29th Street Rep |
| SON FOR HIRE | Anthony Indelicato | Belmont Ital-Amer Playhouse (dir.-Dante Albertie) |
| MORNING COFFEE/SINGLE & PROUD | Husband/John | West Bank Theatre (dir.-John Pietrowski) |
| DORIAN GRAY – THE MUSICAL | Lt. Mayfair | NY Musical Th. Fest (dir.-Bill Castellino) |
| International | ||
| A CHRISTMAS CAROL | Xmas Present/Old Joe/Marley’s Ghost | American Drama Group/Europe |
| ONE FLEW OVER CUCKOO’S NEST | Scanlon | American Drama Group/Europe |
| CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF | Gooper Pollitt | American Drama Group/Europe |
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FILM &
TELEVISION
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| FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS | Hip-Hop Dancing Businessman | HBO (dir. James Bobin) |
| THE TAXMAN | Police Officer | Counterclock Productions (dir.-Avi Nesher) |
| QUICK CHANGE | Officer Bailey | Warner Brothers (dir.-Bill Murray) |
| COWBOY WAY | Stunts | Universal Pix (dir.-Gregg Champion) |
| AMERICA’S MOST WANTED | Kelly | Fox (various episodes and directors) |
| AS THE WORLD TURNS | Bromson | CBS Television |
| SAX & VIOLINS | Sam Walton | Shelter Island Films (dir.-Nye Heron) |
| LAW & ORDER | CSU Moscowitz | (“Damaged” dir.-Constantine Makris) |
| LAW & ORDER | Carl Braddock | (“Trade This” dir.-Jace Alexander) |
| LAW & ORDER: SVU | Store Manager | (“Birthright” dir.-Arthur Forney) |
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Industrial film (principal roles in over 300) List |
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| TV Commercials List | ||
| special abilities classically-trained bari-tenor (Low "G" to Hi C); Speak fluent German, Irish Gaelic; Conversant in Spanish, Yiddish, Polish, Russian, Greek; Armed Forces Experience; Hand-to-Hand Combat; Police and Paramedic Procedures; Sleight of Hand; Playing Card Manipulations and Expert Dealer; Play: Tin Whistle, Harmonica; CDL Driver License; US & Irish Passports | ||
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