Home, for me, is a simple yellow house in the valley of the Cascades. Assuming you’re here for professional reasons, I’ll steer focus from my fondness for the paintings of the Impressionists and the poems of Mary Oliver and to my craft. Acting work has brought and continues to bring me to lots of different places including New York, New Orleans, Minneapolis, Austin, Ashland, Altoona, Budapest, Bonn, Boston, Los Angeles, London, Paris, even a poetic little theatre in the Republic of Georgia.

Current projects are the films Intermission, Above the Trees, Open A Eye, and the Duplass Brothers TV series The Long Long Night (viewing links here).

A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, I of course also gallop the unsaddled horse of live theatre; recent work includes David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord and the title role in Scapino by Jim Dale. Some others that are dear to me: Julius Caesar (off-Broadway), Crane Story (off-Broadway), Slam (off-West End, London) Astrov in Uncle Vanya (National Theatre, Budapest), Ludie in The Trip to Bountiful (national tour), six seasons with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Peer Gynt in a four-hour Peer Gynt where I first flew.

I am committed to work that spreads kindness.

Thanks for visiting.

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