Current Work:
Ben is currently working on finding work.
Recent Work:
September 2010 through April 2011: Ben toured the country with The Acting Company performing in two productions- Romeo and Juliet in which Ben played Tybalt and the Apothecary, and The Comedy of Errors in which Ben played The Second Merchant. While the tour made stops all over the US, it also had a more extended run at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, and Pace University in New York City.
- Ben played Donalbain along with a number of servants and messengers in Shakespeare's Macbeth at the Guthrie Theatre. Directed by Joe Dowling
- Ben understudied both Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff in the Guthrie Theatre's production ofThe Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Joe Dowling.
- Ben was very excited to play the role of Cris in the world premiere of Tennessee Williams'
The Enemy: Time at the Gremlin Theatre in St. Paul, MN. Directed by Jef Hall-Flavin.
- Ben Graduated from The University of MN/Guthrie Theatre BFA Actor's Training Program!
- Ben played Carlo Makowski in new play: Writer 1272 by Vincent Delaney and Directed by Ben McGovern. This play was particularly fun for him because it was the final production for the U of M BFA class of 2009 to end their college careers; it was part of the New Talent, New Play: The Class of 2009 series at the Guthrie Theatre.
- Along with playing Roland Maule in the University of Minnesota's Production of Noël Coward's
Present Laughter (Directed by Susan Messerole), Ben understudied Rodolpho in A View From the Bridge by Arthur Miller at the Guthrie Theatre.
- Ben played Donalbain along with a number of servants and messengers in Shakespeare's Macbeth at the Guthrie Theatre. Directed by Joe Dowling
- Ben understudied both Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff in the Guthrie Theatre's production ofThe Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Joe Dowling.
- Ben was very excited to play the role of Cris in the world premiere of Tennessee Williams'
The Enemy: Time at the Gremlin Theatre in St. Paul, MN. Directed by Jef Hall-Flavin.
- Ben Graduated from The University of MN/Guthrie Theatre BFA Actor's Training Program!
- Ben played Carlo Makowski in new play: Writer 1272 by Vincent Delaney and Directed by Ben McGovern. This play was particularly fun for him because it was the final production for the U of M BFA class of 2009 to end their college careers; it was part of the New Talent, New Play: The Class of 2009 series at the Guthrie Theatre.
- Along with playing Roland Maule in the University of Minnesota's Production of Noël Coward's
Present Laughter (Directed by Susan Messerole), Ben understudied Rodolpho in A View From the Bridge by Arthur Miller at the Guthrie Theatre.
Upcoming Work:
Ben will be back at the Guthrie Theatre to work with dir Joe Dowling on A Christmas Carol this winter!
