Reed Campbell
Actor
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Writer
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Comedian
Originally from San Francisco, CA, Reed is proud to call New York his home. Living a majority of his life on stage, he remains as passionate as ever in his belief of the power of theater and art. His joy is found collaborating with the many brilliant artists he is honored to call friends, and is grateful to be a part of this visionary generation of multi-hyphenates.
Resume
National Tour
Ain't Too ProudShelly Berger1st National / Des McAnuff, dir.
Nice Work If You Can Get ItCookie McGee1st National / Kathleen Marshall, David Eggers, dirs.
Off-Broadway
Important Hats of the Twentieth CenturyKern (Fight Captain)Manhattan Theatre Club / Moritz Von Stuelpnagel, dir.
Comedy of ErrorsOfficer/Ensemble, u/s AntipholusPublic Theater / Daniel Sullivan, dir.
Balloon BoyWolf Blitzer / Various RolesNYMF / Taylor Holt, dir.
The War of the RosesDick, The ButcherFaison Firehouse Theatre / Dathan Williams, dir.
TV / Film
The Marvelous Mrs. MaiselClub EmployeeAmazon / Jamie Babbit, dir.
Orange Is the New BlackC.O. Will FrankNetflix / Laura Prepon, dir.
The Blacklist: RedemptionSecond GuardNBC / Oz Scott, dir.
ZugFeatureHonors Thesis Film
Shark TankLeadTraverse City Film Festival
NighthawksLeadM-agination Film Festival
Margaret and IzzySupportingM-agination Film Festival
HyphyLeadStudent Film
Regional Theatre
Beautiful: The Carole King MusicalDonMSMT / Fulton Theatre / Parker Esse, dir.
Gun and PowderEnsemblePaper Mill Playhouse / Stevie Walker-Webb, dir.
TootsieJeffOgunquit Playhouse / Larry Raben, dir.
Beautiful: The Carole King MusicalDonThe REV / Scott Weinstein, dir.
Beautiful: The Carole King MusicalDonNorth Shore Music Theatre / Marcos Santana, dir.
South PacificLuther BillisMerry Go Round Playhouse / Scott Weinstein, dir.
From Here to EternitySgt. JudsonOgunquit Playhouse / Brett Smock, dir.
Bullets Over BroadwayCheechOgunquit Playhouse / Jeff Whiting, dir.
The Last Days of Judas IscariotJudas IscariotStarKid Productions / Julia Albain, dir.
Readings / Workshops
Gun and PowderEnsembleStevie Walker-Webb, dir.
American Conservatory Theatre (Young Conservatory)
Fields of GoldKevinA.C.T. YC / Craig Slaight, dir.
Charlie's AuntBrassetA.C.T. YC / David Keith, dir.
Advanced Musical Cabaret EnsembleFounding Member (3 Years)A.C.T. YC / Craig Slaight, dir.
Educational Theatre
Noises OffLloyd DallasUniversity of Michigan / John Neville-Andrews, dir.
The CrucibleJudge DanforthUniversity of Michigan / Jerry Schweibert, dir.
Man of La ManchaCervantes / Don QuixoteUniversity of Michigan / Rebecca Spooner, dir.
MacbethRossUniversity of Michigan / Philip Kerr, dir.
PentecostLeo KatzUniversity of Michigan / Malcolm Tulip, dir.
Training
University of Michigan — BFA Theatre Performance
American Conservatory Theatre — Young Conservatory
San Francisco Boys Chorus
Voice: Baker Peoples, Judith Fredericks, Amber Morris, Katherine Adams, Shannon Day
On-Camera: Bob Krakower
Workshops: Making It On Broadway (Jodie Langle, Kim Steiner, Jose Llana, Sarah Saltzberg), Christine Lahti, Mark Cendrowski
Improv: UCB
Special Skills
Dialects: British RP, Cockney, Southern, Plantation Southern, New York, Irish, Slavic, German, Minnesotan, New Zealand, Australian. SAFD Combat Training: Unarmed, Rapier/Dagger, Quarterstaff.
Representation
Reel & Clips
Press
“He could be Jim Carrey and Danny Kaye’s love child.”
BroadwayWorld
“Reed Campbell as Luther Billis sure knows how to win over an audience with his perfected comedic skills. Talk about impressive stage presence…he stole the show with his hilarious dance skills in ‘Honey Bun’…”
“If scene stealing was a crime then Reed Campbell (Cookie) would surely be convicted…Campbell spoke to us, without even saying a word.”
“Reed Campbell as Cookie McGee has to be one of the most talented character actors I’ve ever seen on stage.”
“Reed Campbell is positively outstanding as Cheech…an amazing talent who time and again wowed the crowd at the Playhouse.”
“Campbell is wonderfully furtive and enigmatic as bodyguard Cheech…When Campbell breaks into song, his voice deeeep, gruff and rich, it takes the audience by surprise.”
“Campbell has a presence on stage that demands to be seen…Campbell is definitely the one to watch as his career unfolds.”