Base camp, 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 poems of Mary Oliver and to my craft. Acting work brings me to lots of different places including New York, New Orleans, Minneapolis, Missoula, Austin, Ashland, Boston, Los Angeles, Germany, England, France, even a poetic little theatre in the Republic of Georgia.

Current projects are the films Intermission and The Lemurian Candidate and two new TV series: The Long Long Night and Open A Eye (trailers here).

A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, I continue gallop the unbridled horse of theatre; recent work includes David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord and Scapino in Scapino. Some others that are dear to me: Julius Caesar (off-Broadway), Crane Story (off-Broadway), Slam (off-West End, London), Wishing Aces (Théâtre du Marais, Paris), The Trip to Bountiful, Leading Ladies (national tours), six seasons with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and Astrov in The National Theatre of Budapest’s production of Uncle Vanya.

I’m committed to work that helps bring forth a gentler and more peaceful human presence on this planet.

Thanks for visiting.

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