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Mark Weatherup Jr. AEA Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 195 Lbs Mark Weatherup Jr. AEA Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 195 lbs. E-mail: [email protected] Eyes: Green Hair: Brown ​ www.markweatherup.com Vocal Range: Baritone THEATRE Soul Survivor Owen/Price Hiraeth Theatre Company, NY, NY (Dir. Molly Brown) Mary Stuart Burghley Hedgepig Ensemble Theatre, NY, NY (Dir. Emily Lyon) Kill Hamlet G Columbia University New Plays Festival 2018, NY, NY (Dir. Nako Adodoaji) Freedom Train Overseer/Guard Theatreworks USA, NY,NY (Dir. Donya Washington) I’ll Say She Is Agent/Detective Gimme A Thrill Productions, NY, NY (Dir. Amanda Sisk) Liverpool Trading (Reading) Monroe Devon Potpourri World Women Works, NY, NY (Dir. Tamilla Woodard) What’s in Alaska Jack Panda Theatre, Brooklyn, NY (Dir. Gloria Bess) McGurk’s Suicide Hall (Reading) Jack McManus Emerging Artists New Work Series, NY, NY (Dir. Evan Edwards) All’s Well That Ends Well Interpreter/Rinaldo Shakespeare on the Sound, Norwalk, CT (Dir. Mary B. Robinson) Friend of the Devil Simmons Forrest Leo Productions, NY, NY (Dir. Laura Braza) Twelfth Night Captain, Curio, et al. The Queens Players, Queens, NY (Dir. Alberto Bonilla) The Marriage of Bette and Boo Paul Brennan Stella Adler Studio of Acting, NY, NY (Dir. Geordie Broadwater) The Trojan Women Talthybius Stella Adler Studio of Acting, NY, NY (Dir. Steven Marzolf) Eurydice Father Stella Adler Studio of Acting, NY, NY (Dir. Donna Jean Fogel) Death Takes a Holiday Duke Stella Adler Studio of Acting, NY, NY (Dir. Sam Buggeln) Henry V French Soldier NY Classical Theatre, NY, NY (Dir. Stephen Burdman) Two Rooms Michael Wooden Shoe Productions, NY, NY (Dir. Erik Spink) Rumors Officer Welch Stella Adler Studio of Acting, NY, NY (Dir. Todd Parmley) FILM Sheepshead Lead Ari Ben-Avram Films (Dir. Ari Ben-Avram) Fixation Lead Keith A. Johnson Films (Dir. Keith A. Johnson) Little Galacia Cameo Numerica Films S.L. (Dir. Alber Ponte) Man Minutes Lead Sarah Lawrence College (Dir. Marcus Rinehart) AUDIOBOOKS One Good Horse Narrator, et al. Audible.com A Gathering of Shades Narrator, et al. Audible.com Market Your Way to Growth Narrator Audible.com Food, Girls, and Other Things… Narrator, et al. Audible.com COMMERCIALS Conflicts available upon request. TRAINING -B.F.A. in Acting from New York University -Stella Adler Studio of Acting: Jimmy Tripp, Don K. Williams, Angela Vitale (Acting); Joan Evans, Steve Cook (Movement); Alithea ​ Phillips, Kohli Calhoun, Pete McElligott (Voice and Speech); Paula Stevens, Ron Burrus (Adler Technique); Stephanie Yankwitt, Peter Flynn, Andréa Burns (Audition Technique) -Stonestreet Film and TV Studio: Ted Sluberski (Audition Technique); Andy Roth (Voiceover); Zach Galligan (Commercial) ​ -Stage Combat: J. David Brimmer, Dan O’Driscoll, J. Steven White ​ ​ -Singing: Jack Lee ​ ​ -Improv Master Classes: Mark Rylance, Ben Bennison, Roddy Maud-Roxby (Improv); Andrew Wade (Voice) ​ ​ -Upright Citizens Brigade: Improv 101-Improv 401 ​ ​ SPECIAL SKILLS -Accents: Brooklyn, Cockney, Irish, RP, Russian, Southern USA, Yiddish -Comedy: improvisation, sketch -Good with children and animals -Growing various and sundry types of facial hair -Instruments: Rhythm Guitar, Basic Trombone, Percussion, Trumpet Noise -Sports: basketball, baseball/softball, football -Stage Combat: Broadsword, Rapier & Dagger, Unarmed -Valid NYS Driver’s License & US Passport .
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