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JOHN LISTER SAG-AFTRA, AEA, AGMA Height: 6’2” Eyes: Blue FILM Public Enemies Featured Universal/ Michael Mann Animals Supporting Oscilloscope/ Collin Schiffli TELEVISION Easy #301 Guest Star Netflix/ Joe Swanberg Chicago Med #302 Guest Star NBC/ Charles Carroll Patriot#102 #103 Guest Star Amazon/ Steven Conrad America’s Best #105 Guest Star The Onion/ Sam West The JAMZ #103 Guest Star NYTVF/ Ted Tremper Chicago Fire #414 Co-Star NBC/ Sanford Bookstaver Prison Break #112, #113 Co-Star Fox/ Jesus Trevino The Beast #104 Co-star A&E/ John Badham The Secret Santa Lead TLC/ Geoffrey Madeja THEATRE Chimneys Battle International Mystery Fest/ Brian Bedford The Bear Grigory Smirnov Studio 49/ Arkady Kats Around The World… Detective Fix Indiana Repertory Theatre/ William Brown Douglass Mr. Davis The American Vicarious/ Chris McElroen The Crucible Thomas Putnam Steppenwolf/Anna D. Shapiro A Christmas Carol Mr. Fezziwig The Goodman/ Henry Wishcamper Yellow Moon Frank/Billy Writers Theatre/ Stuart Carden Heartbreak House Boss Mangan Writers Theatre/ William Brown Red Herring Andrei Northlight Theatre/ Jessica Thebus The Tempest Alonso Chicago Shakespeare/ Posner & Teller Richard III Lord Hastings Chicago Shakespeare/ Barbara Gaines Twelfth Night Sea Captain/ Priest Chicago Shakespeare/ Josie Rourke Show Boat Sheriff Vallon Lyric Opera of Chicago/ Francesca Zambello The Kind and I Captain Orton Lyric Opera/ Lee Blakeley Heroes Philippe American Players Theatre/ James Bohnen TRAINING MFA (Acting) – Michigan State University / BS (Theatre Performance) – Ball State University .

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