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Alex Brightman SAG/AFTRA, AEA FILM & TELEVISION Blue Bloods Guest Star CBS David Barrett Law & Order: SVU Guest Lead NBC Juan Campanella Here Today Supporting Independent Film Billy Crystal Deadendia Series Regular Netflix Animation Various Teen Titans Go! Guest Star Cartoon Network Peter Rida Michail Documentary Now! Recurring IFC Rhys Thomas/Alex Buono The Good Fight Guest Star CBS Jim McKay Helluva Boss Recurring YouTube Vivienne Medrano Smilf Guest Star Showtime Frankie Shaw Compliance (Pilot) Guest Star FX Sam Gold Royal Pains Principal USA Matthew Penn Important Things Supporting Comedy Central Jon Stewart Red Hook Supporting Red Sand Media Elizabeth Lucas Change of Plans Supporting Independent Film Mark Banning BROADWAY/NATIONAL TOUR Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Winter Garden Theatre Alex Timbers *Tony Award Nomination *Drama League Award Nomination School of Rock Dewey Winter Garden Theatre Laurence Connor *Tony Award Nomination *Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination Matilda the Musical Michael Wormwood The Shubert Theatre Matthew Warchus Big Fish Zacky Price, Will (u/s) Neil Simon Theatre Susan Stroman Wicked Boq Gershwin Theatre Joe Mantello Glory Days Will/Jack (u/s) Circle In The Square Eric Schaeffer OFF-BROADWAY Assassins Zangara Encores! Off-Center Anne Kauffman School of Rock Dewey Gramercy Theatre Laurence Connor 35mm (World Premiere) Idle Boy The Galapagos Art Space Jeremy Bloom REGIONAL THEATRE Beetlejuice Beetlejuice National Theatre Alex Timbers Big Fish Zacky Price, Will (u/s) Oriental Theatre, Chicago Susan Stroman Soon Jonah Signature Theatre DC Matt Gardiner How I Paid for College (World Premiere) Edward Zanni The Hub Theatre Helen Pafumi Stars of David Man 1 Philadelphia Theatre Company Gordon Greenberg Nobody Loves You (World Premiere) Dominic/Chazz/Evan Old Globe Michelle Tattenbaum The Secret Garden Dickon Theatre Works Palo Alto Robert Kelley Next to Normal Henry Pioneer Theatre Company Karen Azenberg The History Boys (West Coast Premiere) Posner Ahmanson Theatre Nicholas Hyther Twilight in Manchego Geovanni NYMF Billy Porter The Seven Ages of Bob Bob Edinburgh Fringe Festival Wyoming (Original Cast) Roy Magic Theater Barry Gifford, playwright Romeo & Juliet Chorus TheatreWorks Rob Barron READINGS/CONCERTS Beetlejuice Beetlejuice New 42nd Street Studios Alex Timbers Unt Tesori/Lindsay-Abaire Project Actor Sundance Institute Theatre Lab Sammi Cannold Tangled Tom Stabbington Disney Theatricals Gordon Greenberg Sheila Levine Norman Vineyard Theatre Susan Stroman Nobody Loves You Evan/Dominic The Old Globe Pam MacKinnon Band Geeks Stewart NAMT Gordon Greenberg The Book of Mormon Elder Cross Vineyard Theatre Jason Moore Darling Peter Laurie Beechman Ryan Scott Oliver RUNAWAYS: In Concert Lazar Joe's Pub at the Public Theatre Rodney Hicks SKILLS Guitar (self-taught), tightrope walking, juggling, ball walking, dialects (Standard American, Southie, SoCal, British RP, Yorkshire, Irish), speech impediments (stutters and lisps), drivers license, vocal variety (legit ROCK, pop), great kisser Page 1 of 1 .

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