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Yo, thanks for visiting my site!
I
started performing at 15 with Lighten Up Improv Co. in Kansas City,
Missouri. I was at a show with some friends from high school and
thought, "I can do that." Two weeks, an audition, and an improv
intensive later I was thrown on stage and hooked. Columbia College Chicago
followed, along with classes at Second City and Improv Olympic. I got
more and more into theatre, and less into improv. I wanted to be the
best actor I could be - and as much as I loved making people laugh, knew
that I needed more training.
I
crashed the audition for Alabama Shakespeare Festival's professional
actor training program - and got in. I got paid to go to school,
received a Master's degree, my equity card, and met the love of my life,
Liz. After grad school I backpacked through Italy
for three months; then Chile for another month. It was life changing and awesome - I was able to go to the
places Shakespeare wrote about, and see Pablo Neruda's houses on the
other side of the Atlantic. I ate incredible food, grew a huge beard, climbed a volcano, went to wine festivals, saw great theatre, and rode horses on the beach. The next adventure was NYC. We lived in Queens for five years. Gigs came and went. New
York was great; filled with highs and lows and friends and
inspiration and hustle. We loved it. We still do, and get back to New York a couple times a year.
Two years ago we relocated to the south. First to Atlanta, and now in Nashville. Liz is on her
way to becoming a Nurse-Midwife while attending Vanderbilt's grad program as I ply my trade here - and am
working like crazy. I've been in Feature films, indies, a TV Movie, shot a large co-star role for an ABC pilot, and fit in some plays at my favorite place to be onstage; the Tony Award winning Actors
Theatre of Louisville. This last year I've spread my wings and become a contributing writer for Showfax, am self-producing some comedic shorts, and just shot a recurring guest star role for AMC's The Walking Dead. I'm excited about 2012 and can't wait for more
chances to work with talented people, go hiking with my wife and dog,
and enjoy a cigar on my porch.
Contact:
Southeast
Stewart Talent 404.952.2214
Theatrical/Commercial
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New York
Don Buchwald and Associates 212.867.1070
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