Mr. Bean’s career spans five decades, from the Golden Age of Television in the fifties (Playhouse 90, The Twilight Zone) to a six season run on Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman in the nineties and a gig playing John Goodman’s father on the sit-com Normal Ohio.  In addition to being an actor and award-winning director, he sat on the panel of the game show To Tell The Truth for seven years and guested on The Tonight Show over two hundred times (a hundred of them as substitute host).  He starred on Broadway for twenty years, enjoying long runs in such plays as Never Too Late and Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter and in a number of musicals including Subways are for Sleeping (Tony Award nomination).  His numerous film credits include Being John Malkovich, Anatomy of a Murder, and Forty Deuce. A successful author, his published books include Me and the Orgone (recently re-isued) and Too Much is Not Enough.  A native of Burlington, Vermont and second cousin to Calvin Coolidge, he survived the industry blacklist of the 1950’s.  He thanks God for his life and for his happy marriage to actress Alley Mills (The Wonder Years). They live on the canals in Venice, California.  He is one lucky son of a bitch.

A Broadway veteran, Gibby played  Cogsworth the Clock in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast for two years.  He was in the original companies of Neil Simon’s Rumors and Sondheim’s Passion, and the revivals of Little Me starring Jimmy Coco and Peter Pan starring Sandy Duncan.  Gibby has also appeared at some of the nation’s top regional theatres, including South Coast Rep (You Can’t Take It With You), The Doolittle (Rumors), Seattle Rep (Death of a Salesman), Goodspeed Opera House (She Loves Me), Pioneer Theatre (Arms and the Man), Cincinnati Playhouse (Arsenic and Old Lace), St. Louis Rep (Terra Nova), and two productions this year at the Civic Light Opera of South Bay Cities (playing First Class Steward Henry Etches in Titanic and the Starkeeper in Carousel).  In 1986, Gibby went to Moscow with William Gibson’s Rag Dolly as part of the first international exchange between the United States and the former Soviet Union.  Films include:  Father of the Bride, Anna, F/X, The Rose Technique.  Recent TV: The X-Files, Profiler, Law & Order and The Beach Boys: An American Family.  Gibby also guest stars in the recurring role of Judge William McGough on both Ally McBeal and The Practice.

whose background began in the theatre, is thrilled to return to the stage in his first musical in Los Angeles.  The native Houstonian is best known for his current work on the television drama General Hospital as Zander Smith, where he first appeared in August 2000.  For his work on GH, he has garnered a Soap Opera Digest Newcomer of the Year Award.  He recently played Christian in a production of Cyrano de Bergerac at Knightsbridge Theatre L.A.  Having only been in LA for two years, he feels blessed to have played as many diverse roles as he has such as guest starring roles on JAG, Malcolm in the Middle, Undressed, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Days of Our Lives and Walker Texas Ranger.  To God thanks for your love, to Richard thanks for your faith, and to my family thanks for your support.

is an actor, singer and songwriter.  He began his career at age twelve in the motion picture, Bedlam, with Boris Karloff.  Since then, he has played both comedic and dramatic roles in the mediums of movies, television and theater.  He was one of the early Second City players as well as a member of the original cast of The Committee in San Francisco and Sills and Company in LA.  He has always been involved in music beginning at the Gate of Horn in Chicago and his work with Bob Gibson produced the classic folk album, “Gibson and Camp at the Gate of Horn”.  Hamilton currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and family.  He has six children and nine grandchildren.

Larry Cedar’s performance in 1776 marks a happy reunion.  In 1978, he graduated from UCLA with an MFA in Theatre after appearing in numerous productions on this very stage.  Freud Playhouse is also where he won the Hugh O’Brian Acting competition that launched his professional career.  Stage credits include Rapmaster Ronnie, at the Odyssey Theatre, Movie Star and Let’s Call the Whole Thing Gershwin at the Westwood Playhouse, Hoagy, Bix & Wolfgang Beethovan Bunkhaus at the Mark Taper Forum (as Hoagy Carmichael) and the musical version of It’s A Wonderful Life (as George Bailey) at the Laguna Playhouse.  On television he starred in the children’s series A.J.’s Time Travelers, Square One TV and most recently appeared on Boston Public.  Films include Feds, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas (with Johnny Depp), DAWG (opposite Elizabeth Hurley and Dennis Leary) and Sleep Easy Hutch Rimes (with Steven Weber).  He has also supplied numerous vocal characterizations for such cartoons as Pinky & the Brain, Animaniacs, Tweety & Sylvester, Batman Beyond and Freakazoid.  Larry dedicates his performance to his lovely wife (whom he met at UCLA) and two children (the happy result).

is a veteran of stage, screen, television and radio, having performed throughout the United States, Europe and the former Soviet Union.  Robert debuted with the Michigan Opera Theatre (now the Detroit Opera) in 1989 and has been working steadily ever since.  Host of the live CBS evening news magazine show Inside Alaska in his current home of Anchorage, Robert has also earned acclaim as a vocal instructor, festival adjudicator, master of ceremonies (most recently with the opening of the Special Olympics 2001) and most importantly, as father to three lovely daughters.  Robert will tour Europe again in late 2001 with Opera New York.  1776 marks his first appearance with the REPRISE! series and looks forward to expanding his horizons as a stage performer, voice-over talent and actor.  Robert is represented by Jeffrey Loseff Management in Los Angeles, California.

is pleased to be appearing, for the first time, in a REPRISE! production. His Gaelic-speaking mother, Marie, from Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, is also “quite pleased” that her son is playing Colonel Thomas McKean – “A Scotsman, so he must have been the best of that bunch!” Other favorite roles Robert has played in theatre include George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Henry in The Lion In Winter and The King in The Cave Dwellers. Musicals, too, are close to his heart, with appearances as Doolittle in My Fair Lady, Ben Weatherstaff in The Secret Garden, and Uncle Bill in the new musical, A Rock Wedding. In films, he recently played a leading role in The Last Gunshot, set in the waning days of Apartheid. Other film credits include Dance With Me, Silent Force and Skeletons, and for television, Freaky Links, The Beast, Arrest & Trial, American Tragedy and Fresh Prince Of Bel Air. Robert was the voice of the doggy detective in Columbia’s Sherlock Bones, and the recurring voice of Angus Dagnabbit in Fox’s animated Mad Jack series. He also plays the bagpipes - to clean out his ears, but also for films, TV, and commercials.

is very excited to be working with REPRISE! for the first time and is honored to be included in this extraordinary cast.  She was last seen as the Mistress in Evita with Moonlight Amphitheatre in San Diego.  Other favorite roles have been Laurey in Oklahoma!, Polly in The Boyfriend, and Eileen in Wonderful Town.  Laura has also toured Europe performing for the United States Department of Defense.  She sang for our troops in nine countries including Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia and Iceland.  She proudly studies voice with Edward Sayegh and would like to thank him for his support and guidance.  Currently Laura is working on her first cabaret show, which will be premiering later this fall.  Laura wishes to express her unending gratitude to her friends and family for their support.

is delighted to be involved with REPRISE! and 1776.  He recently played Billy Bigelow in Carousel and The Stoker in Titanic, both at CLO South Bay Cities. He’s done readings for Music Theatre Guild’s A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, directed by Gordon Hunt and EmpIre, A New Musical.  Broadway: u/s Enjolras in Les Miserables.  National Tour: Enjolras in Les Miserables.  In home town Chicago, he received a Jeff Award for The Balladeer in Assassins.  Other credits:  Curly in Oklahoma!, Jean-Michel in La Cage aux Folles, Eddie in Patent Leather Shoes…, Tommy in Brigadoon, Jamie Lockhart in The Robber Bridegroom, ASM in Enter the Guardsman (Laguna Playhouse), Host for Imagine That (Disney Channel, Pilot).  Original Recording: Chester in Ripper, Nelson Productions, Inc.  Film:  Opus 4, Premier Films.  He has also appeared on The View and was “Quote of the Week” on E! Entertainment’s, Talk Soup (Don’t ask).  Kevin received his BFA from Webster Conservatory.  This one’s all for MOM!

starred as Mother in the Los Angeles production of Ragtime (Ovation Award--Best Lead Actress in a Musical) and as Mrs. Walker in the Broadway smash Tommy (Tony Nomination).  Also on Broadway: Chess (Svetlana - Original Broadway Cast Album), Zorba (The Widow - co-starring Anthony Quinn), Grease (Rizzo), Cy Coleman’s Welcome to the Club (Carol), and Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey).  At Lincoln Center: South Pacific (Nellie), Brigadoon (Meg), and was the youngest actress ever to play Mrs. Lovett when Hal Prince cast her in Sweeney Todd at age 26.  In L.A., Florence in Chess (Ovation Award and LA Drama Critics Circle Award for best Lead Actress), Charlotte in A Little Night Music at the Doolittle Theatre and created the role of Mrs. Walker in La Jolla Playhouse’s Tommy.  National and regional credits:  Romance, Romance, The Rocky Horror Show, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Twelfth Night, A Dolls House, and The Taming of the Shrew.  She can be seen in the upcoming feature Baby’s in Black with Dustin Hoffman and Susan Sarandon.  Television guest stars include:  Frasier, Ellen, The Drew Carey Show and Babylon 5.  Her extensive voice over work can be heard in animation, movie promos, and countless commercials.  Marcia lives in Los Angeles with her precious baby boy Michael and her wonderful husband Seth Gaven.

is very happy to not only be working with Bets Malone for the first time, but also marking his first performance for REPRISE! after attending school here…uhh…a few years ago.  Other recent local stage appearances include Cable in South Pacific, Hero in Forum, Cinderella’s Prince/Wolf in Into the Woods, Lancelot in Camelot, Charles Clarke in Titanic, Harker in Dracula, Fyedka/Russian Tenor in Fiddler on the Roof, Agis in Triumph of Love, Freddy in My Fair Lady, Whizzer (TicketHolder Award) in Falsettos, and Booth in Assassins.  Paul is a proud graduate of both the Orange County High School of the Arts and UCLA’s School of Theater, Film, and Television, where he won a Carol Burnett Musical Theater Award.  Love to all family and friends, and thanks Ronn (you finally got me here!).  A very sincere apology to Matty and Stevie G. for SP.  Wish it could’ve worked out…

Broadway:  The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The First; The Guthrie Theatre:  Threepenny Opera, Guys and Dolls; Film:  Black Point, Sea Wolf, High Adventure, Avalanche, John Carpenter’s Vampires, Kull the Conqueror, Behind the Enemy Lines, Excessive Force, Ulterior Motives, The Karate Kid III; Movies for Television:  Beyond the Prairie: The Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Visions of Murder, The Secret of Giving, The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax, Hollow Point, Beyond Forgiveness, Crackerjack, The Rock Hudson Story; Television:  Wiseguy, In the Heat of the Night, Another World.

is a member of the Steppenwolf Theatre Company ensemble.  With Steppenwolf he has appeared in Mizlansky/Zilansky, The Grapes of Wrath, Skylight, Road to Nirvanna, A Lesson From Aloes, Coyote Ugly, Balm in Gilead, True West, Stepping Out, The Libertine and many other productions.  He is also an instructor with the company’s summer acting program.  In Los Angeles, he has recently appeared in True West for L.A. Theatre Works, Good Thing at Taper Two, The Weir at the Geffen Playhouse, Space at the Mark Taper Forum and in Marc Grapey’s legendary production of Black and Blue at the Tamarind Theatre.  Film credits include roles in Hannibal, Guinevere, Shining Through, Speed II and Miles From Home.  Television credits include appearances in Frasier, 3^rd Rock From the Sun, Seven Days, The Drew Carey Show, Law & Order, That 70’s Show, Wallace for TNT, Lansky for Showtime, series leadS in Eerie, Indiana and The Mighty Jungle, and two roles on Star Trek Voyager (one with latex and one with feathers).  This performance is dedicated to my sister Jean.

is a veteran of Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theater, film and television. He most recently played Tobias in A Delicate Balance at South Coast Repertory and Laurence Olivier in Orson’s Shadow at the Globe in San Diego. He attended the Sundance Theater Lab this summer. Mr. Hormann studied East Asian history and piano at Oberlin College and has an M.F.A. from Yale Drama School.

is a Resident Artist at A Noise Within, where he has performed in The Skin of our Teeth, A Christmas Carol, Life is a Dream, Cymbeline, What the Butler Saw, Under Milk Wood and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.  Other local venues include Pacific Resident Theatre (Ivanov, Ardele, The Visit), Mark Taper Forum (Guns, The Bacchae, The Traveler), The Ahmanson (The Heiress), The Colony (The Front Page, You Can’t Take It With You et al), LAAT/LATC (Hamlet, The Crucible, Women and Water), Theatre Banshee (A Man For All Seasons), The Odyssey, Padua Hills Playwrights Festival and Singular Productions.  He has received six Drama-Logue Awards, two L.A. Weekly Awards and two L.A. Drama Critics Circle Awards for his work.  Regional credits include Death of a Salesman, Hamlet, Pirates of Penzance, Taming of the Shrew, To Kill A Mockingbird, Holy Ghosts, Camelot, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Educating Rita and The Marriage of Bette and Boo.  He was the co-founder of the Company Theatre and Provisional Theatre in Los Angeles.  Film:  Bugsy, Chaplin, Dragonfly, Critters, Friends and Thieves, Android, among others.  TV:  Frasier, Seven Days, Just Shoot Me, Wings, Sisters, LA Law, Star Trek DS9, Alex Mack, Reasonable Doubts and many others.

1776 marks Richard’s debut with REPRISE!  Favorite theatre roles include Harold Bride in CLOSBC’s production of Titanic, Charley in Merrily We Roll Along, Ben in Rags, Epstein in Biloxi Blues and Matt in The Fantasticks.  Television appearances include Seven Days, Married…with Children, Melrose Place and The Larry Sanders Show.  Movie-For-Television appearances include A Question About Sex and the critically acclaimed Doing Time on Maple Drive.  He has co-starred in several feature films including the recent remake of Roger Corman’s Piranha, Police Academy – Mission to Moscow and Harry Shearer’s Teddy Bear’s Picnic.  Richard has had starring roles in the short-lived television series Freshman Dorm and the independent feature film Green Plaid Shirt.  In addition to his work onstage, Richard is a theatre director and producer.

can currently be seen as Nick Kincaid on the television show Any Day Now.  He has co-starred with Robert Duvall in The Man Who Captured Eichmann.  He also appeared in Neil Simon’s film version of Lost in Yonkers, Ghost in the Machine and the soon-to-be-released The Learning Curve.  Jack appeared as Dr. Gerald Braun in David E. Kelley’s The Practice.  Other television appearances include Butterflies and Shades of Gray and The Shaggy Dog, The Jeff Foxworthy Show, NYPD Blue, LA Law, Judging Amy, Chicago Hope, Law & Order and Touched By An Angel.  Jack starred Off-Broadway as Judah Kramer in Retribution.  He was involved with the first annual Festival of the Ozarks, where he played Matt Friedman in Talley’s Folly.  He has worked extensively on stage in New York and regionally in theatres such as Manhattan Theatre Club, Jewish Repertory Theatre, Missouri Rep and Capital Rep.  Some of his favorite roles include the title role in the National Tour of Mark Harelick’s The Immigrant and Boolie in Driving Miss Daisy.  In Los Angeles, Jack appeared in the world premier of Aspects of the Obscene at the Odyssey Theatre.  Jack is very happy to be in his first musical in over 20 years.

is thrilled to be making her REPRISE! debut in 1776.  Recent credits include Evita (Eva Perron) for the Music Theatre of Southern California and the Moonlight Amphitheatre, Oliver! (Nancy) for Santa Barbara Civic Light Opera, The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Edwin Drood) for Performance Riverside, and the original cast of The Marvelous Wonderettes (Suzy) for the Milwaukee Reperatory Theatre.  Other regional credits include the West Coast Professional Premiere of Children of Eden (Eve, Mama Noah), Cabaret (Sally Bowles), Romance, Romance (Josefine/Monica), Crazy For You (Polly Baker and Irene Roth – ROBBY Nomination), Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Into The Woods (The Witch), A Little Night Music (Petra), Grease (Rizzo), Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (The Narrator), The Sound of Music (Maria), Oklahoma (Ado Annie) and The Threepenny Opera (Lucy Brown).  Bets has toured Europe in 42^nd Street (Peggy Sawyer) and in the first European company of Fame-The Musical (Serena).  Bets reside in Los Angeles with her husband Steve Glaudini, and would like to thank her family and friends (especially Eric Stevens at Bobby Ball Agency!)

This is Matthew’s second production with REPRISE! having appeared in Of Thee I Sing in 1998.  Recently he joined a cast of six in the West Coast premiere of Beguiled Again, a musical review starring Teri Ralston.  Other musical theatre credits include Claude in Hair, Lewis Carroll in Alice, The Baker in Into the Woods, and Ambrose Kemper in Musical Theatre West’s production of Hello, Dolly!  Matthew is also the artistic director of the new Los Angeles theatre company Son of Semele Ensemble (SOSE), which produced his original play Earthlings earlier this year and is currently developing his new musical Taniko, an adaptation of a Japanese Noh drama.  Matthew is a graduate of the theatre performance program at Chapman University, where he received departmental honors.  His favorite roles to date include Betty/Gerry in Cloud Nine, the Captain in The Adventures of Captain0 Neato-Man, and Jim Casy in The Grapes of Wrath.  Matthew can currently be seen in the dentist’s chair singing “Put on a Happy Face” in a Discover Card commercial.

The Philadelphia native is an honors graduate of Valley Forge Military Academy, and served with the Air Force during the Vietnam War with the B-52 missions flying out of Guam in 1972. Television:  guest appearances on The West Wing, Sabrina, The Teenaged Witch, Seinfeld, Cybil, and occasionally recurs on NBC’s soap opera Passions as their resident bum.  Television movies:  Backfield in Motion, Love, Cheat and Steal, Murder Between Friends, Christmas in Connecticut, and both George Washington mini-series, Parts I & II.  Feature films:  Dead Poets Society, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey, and Malevolence, among many others.  Having been cast as a cop no less than fourteen times, he’s wondering if it has anything to do with his affinity for jelly doughnuts.  Prior to coming to Los Angeles ten years ago, Robert toured the east coast and parts of the Midwest and Canada as a nightclub singer and appeared in dozens of television commercials.  Stage credits include Brigadoon, Music Man, Little Mary Sunshine and Desire Under the Elms.  An accomplished photographer, in his “spare” time he is an avid airplane pilot, is thoroughly single and wonders why he has no time for a social life.  He’d like to thank/blame Liz Dean for getting him involved in this wonderful production, his first play in twenty-seven years.

Like the Reverend Witherspoon, Patrick hails from New Jersey.  He is a graduate of Occidental College.  Patrick has enjoyed the careers of production manager and computer marketing consultant for performing arts centers and event venues throughout the West.  He is a founding board member of Theatre Creations, which brings Shakespeare into middle school classrooms in the San Gabriel Valley.  Patrick chose to celebrate the new millennium by returning to performing and has recently appeared on The Practice, Family Law, Arrest and Trial, GvsE, Port Charles and Passions.  He is delighted to return to the stage in what has always been one of his favorite musicals.

is a five time nominated CableAce Award winning actor for HBO’s Not Necessarily The News; Master’s Degree in Theatre from Columbia University; starred in the NY premiere of Andrew Lloyd Weber’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat; performed with the New York Shakespeare Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music Repertory Company, American Place Theatre, Lincoln Center, and Folger Shakespeare Theatre; starred in over thirty-five Off-Broadway, summer, and regional theatre productions (Tartuffe, Joe Egg, Sly Fox, Chapter Two, Born Yesterday, Talley’s Fox, etc.), most recently in Strike Up The Band for REPRISE! LA; starred or has been featured in such movies as Honey We Shrunk Ourselves, Fatal Attraction, Zenon, and Zenon: The Zequel, Squanto, The Hollywood Knights, Arachnophobia and Striptease; was a series regular on nine prime time shows and pilots; guest starred in over fifty television productions, with recurring roles in numerous others; many cartoon characters; the voice of Earl Sinclair on the award winning show Dinosaurs; composed for, and performed on the Disney album “Dinosaurs:  The Big Songs”, starred in, co-wrote, and co-executive produced the Stuart Pankin Cinemax Comedy Experiment (“HUMP!”, the musical comedy version of Richard III), in which he played five roles, and sang his own original music.  Stuart is blessed with Joy and Andy.

New York: Uncle Vanya (Roundabout Theatre), The Misanthrope (Classic Stage Company), The Rehearsal (Roundabout Theatre), The Uneasy Chair (Playwrights Horizon), Indiscretions (Tony and Drama Desk nominations), Jon Robin Baitz’ The End of the Day (Obie Award), Nicholas Nickleby (Tony Award). In L.A., Cabaret Verboten (Itchy Foot Café), Hapgood (Doolittle).  Film:  Frida, The Scorpion King, The Palace Thief, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Substance of Fire, Next Stop Wonderland, If Looks Could Kill, Mel Brooks’ Robin Hood: Men in Tights.  Television: The West Wing, Three Sisters, OZ, Cheers, Double Platinum, Titanic, Boston Common, My So-Called Life, MANTIS. Directing: OZ (HBO), Love’s Labours Lost and The Merry Wives of Windsor (The Globe Theaters, San Diego), Arms and the Man (Roundabout Theatre), Simon Grey’s The Late Middle Classes (Williamstown Theatre Festival), The Taming of the Shrew, directing and playing Petruchio opposite Bebe Neuwirth’s Kate, The Rivals and Jon Robin Baitz’ The Film Society (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Mud, River, Stone (Playwright’s Horizon), Red Memories (New York Stage and Film).

has enjoyed a successful career for 25 years in the entertainment industry.  He began by touring the notorious UK Northern club circuit as a singer following with appearances in dozens of UK television productions and the West End musical Dean.  The summer of ‘78 brought a major highlight to Mark's career when Hal Prince chose him to originate the part of Magaldi in the world premiere of Evita which he played for two years then playing Che for another two years.  In 1986 he won critical acclaim for his portrayal as the title role in the musical Elmer Gantry at London's Gate Theater followed by the National Tour of Guys & Dolls as Sky Masterson. He returned to The West End as Neville Landless in The Mystery of Edwin Drood.  Mark toured Europe and Britain playing Figaro in The Marriage of Figaro and Leporello in Don Giovanni, both for Music Theater London.  He has appeared on television in the Showtime series Robin of Sherwood as well as The Bill, Dempsey & Makepeace, William Tell, Peak Practice, Harry and Casualty.  Film roles include The Final Option, The Corsican Brothers, The Phantom of the Opera, The Doomsday Gun, First Knight, a cameo in the film version of Evita for Alan Parker and Nil By Mouth, directed by Gary Oldman.  Recent TV and film appearances include work on Frasier, Conan, JAG, Charlie’s Angels, Nuremberg, A Piece of My Heart and Passions.

most recently worked with director Hal Prince in the highly acclaimed musical 3hree at the Prince Music Theatre in Philadelphia and the Ahmanson Theatre in L.A.  He received a 1998 Helen Hayes Award nomination for his performance as Bertie Wooster in By Jeeves, the Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber musical directed by Sir Alan Ayckburn – a role that he created at Goodspeed-at-Chester, and reprised at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., the Pittsburgh Public Theatre, the Geffen Playhouse in L.A. and in the upcoming film version.  Broadway:  Sunset Boulevard (Joe Gillis opposite Betty Buckley).  National tours:  Cats, 42^nd Street.  Off-Broadway:  Olympus on My Mind, Dames at Sea, Preppies.  New York:  NYC Opera’s Cinderella, City Center’s Out of This World, and the workshop of Busker Alley with Tommy Tune.  Regional:  Company (Cleveland Playhouse), Cole Porter’s You Never Know (Paper Mill), Stand-Up Tragedy (Cincinnati Playhouse), The Dining Room (Studio Arena), Hay Fever (St. Louis Rep), Room Service (Pittsburgh Public), Animal Crackers (Arena Stage), Riverview, directed by Robert Falls (Goodman Theatre, World Premiere), On The Town (Helen Hayes Award nomination, Arena Stage), and the title role in George M! (Goodspeed Opera House, 2001 Connecticut Critics Circle Award).  He is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University.

When he began his career at the age of six, radio was THE medium, and he was a regular, eager participant, even though he needed a booster to reach the microphone---and he still does!  Bob has gone on to a career in theatre, television, film, commercials and voice-over.  Highlights include, the original West Coast Snoopy in You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown, (recreating the role vocally for the animated TV special); being the nefarious Captain Crook for seventeen years for McDonalds; Dr. Suess’ first live Cat in the Hat; ten years as the wizard Kalias in The Adventures of Conan; Snorky, the Elephant in The Banana Splits; as well as the voice for the series Doctor Dolittle and Kidd Video and the feature documentary, The Making of a Legend.  Bob was also featured in the films Let it Ride, and Masters of the Universe, as well as television appearances in Star Trek, The Next Generation, Power Rangers, Saved by the Bell, Barretta and The Fighting Fitzgeralds.  Coming up, he will be the title character in Einstein’s Playground.  There have also been over a hundred plays…one of the best was a National Tour of 1776, as Caesar Rodney…a role he is proud to once more inhabit.

is incredibly excited to be making his debut in 1776, one of his favorite shows.  Steve is overwhelmed to have the opportunity to work under Gordon Hunt and Peter Matz with REPRISE!  Steve comes to REPRISE! fresh from critical and audience successes in As You Like It and The Hasty Heart at the Actors Co-op in Hollywood.  In the latter he played a dour WWII Scotsman dying of kidney failure, a critically acclaimed portrayal for which he has won a Maddy Award and received a nomination for LA Weekly’s Best Male Lead.  Prior to that, Steve took no offense when audiences came away convinced that he was as slow as his dim-witted character, Ellard, in Actors Co-op’s production of The Foreigner.  Having entertained people in such roles as John Jasper in Drood, Jack in Into the Woods, Downey in A Few Good Men, Don Pedro in Much Ado, Count Gregor in Fools, Dewey in The Diviners and others, Steve is busy with a burgeoning film and TV career that includes appearances on numerous shows and radio & television commercials.  Steve’s parents rule--for their love and continued unconditional support!  Soli Deo Gloria!