
Appearing as
Sir John, Fanny, the horse, et al
Sense & Sensibility
at
The Cape Playhouse​​

Clown Consulant for
Pride & Prejudice at
Chautauqua Theatre Company Conservatory​​



"Clowning helps ‘Pride and Prejudice’ cast explore vulnerability."
-The Chautauquan Daily
Manifest Season 3 [2021]
An NBC Original Series
Now Streaming on Netflix


Future Man, Season 3 [2020]
A Hulu Original Series
Now Streaming

RAMY [2019]
A Hulu Original Series
Now Streaming

Appearing as Hamid in
Paradise City
now streaming on amazon
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Make bold choices… Offer strong proposals… But, what? And, how? Beginning with the theory that enthusiasm and curiosity are the seeds of creation, this class will investigate how each individual’s unique relationship to play informs the act of collaboration and the building of material as an ensemble. Students will be encouraged to courageously start making a mess right away. Then together we will use a playful spirit to explore how some beautiful and hysterical poetry might develop from that mess.
I’ve been teaching clown and acting for several years now and I’m finally going to run my own class!
I’m excited to announce a Pop-Up Clown workshop. This is the first of what I hope will be many more. It is my wish to create a collaborative environment where we can play and grow together.
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For class details and registration, please visit TheBeautifulIdiot.com

Sweetbitter [2018]
A Starz Original Series​
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FSGA Commedia Company's
Weekly Show
Mondays @ 7pm starting March 5, 2018
-at-
Nuyorican Poets Café
236 E 3rd St. New York, NY 10009
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Appearing as Fyodor Ilyich Kulygin in
THREE SISTERS
by Anton Chekhov
A New Version by Libby Appel
-Directed by Michael Fry-
at the
CLARENCE BROWN THEATRE
-SEPTEMBER 29-OCTOBER 15, 2017-
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​​-The Reviews-
"...And there is love: the devotion of the three sisters to each other; Maria’s worn-out love for her husband, very well played by Christopher Tramantana, who is optimistically clueless..."
"This intensely satisfying production of Three Sisters... moves through that world with a good deal of directness..."