Highlights
Wrote "Skin Deep," published by Samuel French, Inc. with over 50 productions, from Australia to Sweden
Member of Actors' Equity since 1977, and has worked under Off- Broadway, Cabaret, Development, TYA, Tour contracts.
After a 35 year corporate career in IT Security, returned full-time to performing in 2019, just in time for the pandemic,
appearing before and after Off-Broadway, in showcases, cabaret, workshops and nearly a dozen indie films.
Welcome to my website ... and a little background ...
I joined Equity in an Off-Broadway show, Wonderful Lives, while I was still in school. (I have an MFA from Tisch School of the Arts.) Soon after graduation, I appeared in touring companies of They're Playing Our Song, Fiddler on the Roof and The Lord Loves Music and in a variety of regional and stock productions.
Then, during a long-run as an IT specialist at financial services organizations, I wrote Skin Deep a romantic comedy published by Concord Theatricals and produced all over the world - I wrote short comedy films, screenplays for industrials, patter for club acts. And I kept performing in countless workshops, showcases and concert readings in NYC - plus the occasional appearance on NY-based TV shows such as The Sopranos. During this period I was active with an independent theater company, The Workshop Theater, and I served on the board of the Theatre World Awards.
I returned to performing full-time in 2019, when I appeared Off-Broadway in Fringe Deaths at St. Luke's Theatre and in several well-reviewed roles in New York at the Metropolitan Playhouse, and in a musical workshop. And then, of course, in the following two years, a slew of Zoom readings during the recent pandemic. After COVID, I've appeared in major roles in six independent short films and onstage in several showcases, including Two Noble Kinsman a rarely performed play by Shakespeare, The Cherry Orchard and a lead in the premiere of the critically acclaimed Hidden. Most recently I participated with Andre De Shields and Bradley Dean in a cabaret of Jim Steinman and Barry Keating's Rhinegold.