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Keith D. Gallagher SAG-AFTRA, AEA Theatre Good Night & Good Luck (upcoming) Palmer Steppenwolf Theatre (Anna D. Shapiro) Graveyard Shift Brian Goodman Theatre (Danya Taymor) Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Creature McCarter Theatre (David Catlin) Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Creature Lookingglass Theatre (David Catlin) Breach Nate Victory Gardens (Lisa Portes) Macbeth Porter Denver Center (Robert O’Hara) Beyond Caring Ian Lookingglass Theatre (Alexander Zeldin) Mary Page Marlowe Ben Steppenwolf Theatre (Anna D. Shapiro) Marie Antoinette Joseph Steppenwolf Theatre (Robert O’Hara) The Gospel of Franklin Ralph Steppenwolf Theatre (Robert O’Hara) A Raisin in the Sun Karl Lindner Geva Theatre (Robert O’Hara) Man in Love Walker Steppenwolf Theatre (Robert O’Hara) The Gospel According to James Claude Indiana Rep (Chuck Smith) Awake and Sing Ralph Berger Northlight Theatre (Amy Morton) The Lieutenant of Inishmore James/Joey Northlight Theatre (B.J. Jones) The Lieutenant of Inishmore Brendan St. Louis Rep (Stuart Carden) Shining City Laurence Goodman Theatre (Robert Falls) Arcadia Cpt. Brice Court Theatre (Charles Newell) The Real Thing Brody Remy Bumppo (James Bohnen) Tracks Hero TUTA Theatre Chicago (Zeljko Djukic) TV Chicago Med (Episode 404) Guest Star NBC (Vincent Misiano) Chicago P.D. (Episodes 309-310) Recurring NBC (Terry Miller/Holly Dale) Empire (Episode 309) Co Star FOX (Sanna Hamri) Chicago Fire (Episode 211) Co Star NBC (Jean de Segonzac) Detroit 187 (Episode 108) Co Star ABC (Jean de Segonzac) Film Relative (upcoming) Supporting (Michael Smith) Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice Principal (Zack Snyder) Where Supporting (Alex and Ben Sherman) Orders Lead (Andrew Stasiulis/Eric Marsh) Skills: accents, singing, guitar, dance, stage combat, circus, driving, firearms, sports Education: The Theatre School, DePaul University: BFA Acting 2002-2006 Acting: Dexter Bullard, James Osthelhoff, Henry Godinez, JoAnne Zalinski, Peggy Roeder; Improv: Susan Messing, Dexter Bullard; Movement: Betsy Hamilton, John Jenkins, Patrice Egleston, Julia Neary; Musical Theatre: Mark Elliot; On Camera/Audition: Janet Louer; Shakespeare: Henry Godinez; Stage Combat: Nick Sandys (SAFD); Voice and Speech: Bill Burnett, Claudia Anderson, Trudy Kessler; Ballet/Dance: Ellicott City Ballet Guild, Baltimore County Youth Ballet Stats: Height: 6’1”; Weight: 180lbs; Hair: brown; Eyes: blue; photo: February 2020 .

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