ABOUT ME
Born in Ohio, and now living in New York City, Brad Fryman serves as the Artistic Director of the Oberon Theatre Ensemble, which is currently celebrating its 20th season.
Brad recently played the Captain in Strindberg’s “The Father” and The Dead in “The Isle of The Dead” directed by Robert Greer at Strindberg Rep, Theo Van Gogh in Natalie “Menna's Committed” directed by Brock Harris and Menna’s “Occasionally Nothing” directed by Ivette Dumeng. Some favorite New York credits include “The Drawer Boy” by Michael Healey directed by Alex Dinelaris, "American Rapture" also directed by Alex Dinelaris, “Order” By Christopher Stetson Boal directed by Austin Pendleton, “Pimm’s Mission” by Christopher Stetson Boal directed by Terrence O’brien, “A Wilder Christmas” by Thornton Wilder directed by Dan Wackerman and Einstein directed by Randy Curtis Rand. You might have seen him in "Blue Bloods" or the short film "Behind Bars" written and directed by Jeff Wincott. Fryman is a member of AEA and SAG/AFTRA.
Artistic Director at Oberon Theatre Ensemble
Former Actor at Boals, Winnett and Associates
Former Fastaff at Prospect Theater Company
Worked at SoHo Playhouse
Worked at 59E59 Theaters
Former Toby Belch at South Brooklyn Shakespeare
Worked at Wilmington College
Worked at Scandinavian American Theater Company / SATC
Worked at Prager Metis Entertainment
Worked at Arts & Entertainment
Worked at Theatre Row
Former Graduate Teaching Assistant at The Ohio State University
Studied at The Ohio State University
Studied B.A. Theatre and Psychology at Wilmington College
NEW YORK THEATRE | ||
Order (Dir. Austin Pendleton) | Dr. Fine | Kirk, Theatre Row |
American Rapture (Dir. Alex Dinelaris) | Man, Husband | Beckett, Theatre Row |
Ghost on Fire (Dir. Eric Parness) | Neil Toomie | Lion, Theatre Row |
Road To Nirvana (Dir. Donovan Johnson) | Al Sereno | Pelican Theatre |
Moonchildren (Tim Erricson) | Uncle Murray | PC II |
The Physicists (Rex McGraw) | Mobius | Pantheon Theatre |
A Vow of Silence (Ken Elston) | Jacobs | Playhouse 91 |
Arms and the Man (Elowyn Castle) | Capt. Blunschli | ACC |
Penguin Touquet (Daniel Klienfeld) | Benny Svengali | Richard Foreman Festival |
Ghosts (Donovan Johnson) | Jacob Engstrand | Oberon Theatre Ensemble |
The Three Sisters (Dr. Rex McGraw) | Vershinin | Jan Hus Playhouse |
King Lear (Donovan Johnson) | Edmund | Jan Hus Playhouse |
Taming of the Shrew (Johnson) | Petruchio | Oberon Theatre Ensemble |
A Midsummer Night's Dream (D.J.) | Demetrius | Oberon Theatre Ensemble |
Merry Wives of Windsor (Riechel) | Falstaff | Lion, Theatre Row |
Measure for Measure (Eric Parness) | Elbow | Studio Theatre 54 |
A Winter’s Tale (Eric Parness) | Autolycus | Oberon Theatre Ensemble |
Waiting fo Godot (Bill Klinder) | Pozzo | Todo Con Nada |
A Little Piece of the Sun (Klienfeld) | Victor Barkov | The Theatorium |
REGIONAL THEATRE | ||
Sweet Bird of Youth (Bonnie Monte) | Dan Hatcher | New Jersey Shakespeare Festival |
Twelfth Night (Ann Harvey) | Malvolio | Peterborough Players, NH |
The Glass Menagerie (Wynn Alexander) | Tom Wingfield | Boyd Theatre, OH |
Twelve Angry Men (Donovan Johnson) | Juror #3 | Studio Theatre, OH |
The Mousetrap (Gus Kaikkonnen) | Paraviccinni (U/S) | Peterborough Players, NH |
Dangerous Corner (Rex McGraw) | Gordon Whitehouse | Thurber Theatre, OH |
Born Yesterday (Jack Hinton) | Ed Devery | North Canton Playhouse, OH |
The Foreigner (Wynn Alexander) | Charlie Baker | Boyd Theatre, OH |
FILM and TELEVISION | ||
Blue Bloods (Peter Werner) | Johnny Lovell | CBS Television |
Snakes and Arrows (Eric Williams) | Joe Campbell | Blue Arm Productions |
Real Stories of the Highway Patrol | John (Bad Guy) | FOX-TV |
The Restaurant | Tony Magnotti | Independent Feature |
Followers | Ron Neussle | Independent Feature |
TRAINING AND EDUCATION | ||
DEGREES | M.F.A. Acting, Ohio State University. B. A. Theatre/Psychology W.C., OH | |
ACTING | Rex McGraw (Stanislavski System), Kathleen Conlin (Utah Shakespeare) | |
VOICE | Patsy Rodenburg (Royale National Theatre), Ellen Newman (R.A.D.A.) | |
MOVEMENT | Reed Gilbert, Marcel Marceau, Kim Lenz (Stage Combat), Jeanine Thompson |