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Alfredo Narciso 214 West 29Th Street • Suite 1203 Alfredo Narciso 214 West 29th Street • Suite 1203 New York, NY 10001 • 212-977-8502 • Lic. # 0927158 TV Homeland (Dir. Keith Gordon/Lesli Linka Glatter) Guest Star (Recurring) Showtime Elementary (Dir. Guy Ferland) Guest Star CBS House of Cards (Dir. JakoB Verbruggen) Guest Star (Recurring) Netflix The Family (Dir. Michael Offer) Guest Star ABC Beauty And The Beast (Dir. Stuart Gillard) Guest Star CW The Following (Dir. Marcos Siega) Guest Star FOX Madam Secretary (Dir. Dennie Gordon) Guest Star CBS The Blacklist (Dir. Randy Zisk) Guest Star NBC Good Wife (Dir. Kevin Hooks) Guest Star CBS Unforgettable (Dir. Peter Werner) Guest Star CBS Ugly Betty (Dir. Wendy Stanzler) Guest Star ABC Film The Dark Tower (Dir. Nikolaj Arcel) Supporting Media Rights Capital/Sony Jacqueline Argentine (Dir. Bernardo Britto) Supporting Borscht Films Demolition (Dir. Jean-Marc Vallee) Supporting Fox Searchlight Pictures Like Sunday, Like Rain (Dir. Frank Whaley) Supporting FJ Productions Elliot Loves (Dir. Terracino) Supporting HBO Broadway Time And The Conways (Dir. ReBecca Taichman) Gerald Thornton Roundabout/AA Theater The Motherf**ker With The Hat (Dir. Anna Shapiro) Jackie/Cousin Julio (u/s) Gerald Schoenfeld A Streetcar Named Desire (Dir. Ed Hall) Pablo/Collector (u/s) Roundabout/Studio 54 Off-Broadway Tiny Beautiful Things (Dir. Thomas Kail) Living Dead Dad/et al. The PuBlic Theater Basilica (Dir. Jerry Ruiz) Father Gil Rattlestick/Cherry Lane Good Mother (Dir. Scott Elliott/w. Gretchen Mol) Buddy New Group Red Dog Howls (Dir. Ken Rus Schmoll) Michael Kiriakos New York Theater Workshop Chimichangas and Zoloft (Dir. Jaime Castaneda)* Alejandro Atlantic Theater Co. The Ugly One (Dir. Daniel Aukin) Lette Soho Rep/Play Co. Thinner Than Water (Dir. Mimi O’Donnell) Gary LAByrinth Theater Co. Measure For Measure (Dir. Arin Arbus) Lucio TFANA Drunken City (Dir. Trip Cullman) Bob Playwrights Horizons The Misanthrope (Dir. Ivo van Hove) Oronte New York Theatre Workshop Regional Elevada (Dir. Jackson Gay) Khalil Yale Repertory Theatre Miracle At Naples (Dir. Peter DuBois) Giancarlo Huntington Theatre Another Side of The Island (with Olympia Dukakis) Ferdinand Long Wharf/ATP/OSF Britannicus (Dir. RoBert Woodruff) + Nero American Rep. Theatre Awards 2015 Recipient – Larkee Award (Lark Play Development Center) 2012 Recipient – HOLA Award – Best EnsemBle * 2007 Nominee – IRNE Award & Elliot Norton Award – Best Actor + 2006 Recipient - Charles Bowden Award (New Dramatists) Special Skills Accomplished musician: Guitar, Bass, Mandolin, Percussion; Martial Arts: Tae Kwon Do (Black Stripe); Dialects: numerous; Unicycling; Juggling; HorseBack Riding Robert Stein Management: 310.550.2176 .
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