After a quiet start to 2021, I have had fun with five different auditions (including one callback!) in the past couple of weeks, for a diverse array of roles (a Hollywood Executive, a British Lord, an Old Lewd Man and a Tone Deaf Businessman). You know, when I look at
Actually, a more accurate headline might have been “Rob Hunt is coming to Santa Claus!” I am thrilled to be playing this iconic elf in an online sketch show. Now, I just have to remember which of the reindeer has a red nose.
I had great fun recording a few scenes for an upcoming episode of the Night Night Show. This is a fun, funny web series on YouTube and definitely worth checking out. You can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRiLlngtS2MUkLvNjyVoA8w
I am thrilled to announce that I have been cast in the role of the enigmatic Dr. Lochinkop in season two of Trillo & Suede! This should be a fun supporting role – I love the show! You can find season one here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClGyu22DAmly1QZpWtpaSuA Quick Update (12/1/20): Season 2 Episode
Dial A for Agatha opens tomorrow evening (2/25/20) and has two additional performances (2/28/20 & 2/29/20) this week. The play is being presented as part of the New York Theater Festival’s Winterfest at the Hudson Guild Theater. I can’t wait to get Chief Inspector Carlton Mandrake in front of an
I started a new class this evening with Matthew Porretta at MN Acting Studio. It’s been a while since I have been in a classroom setting such as this and I can’t wait to find out what the next few weeks will bring!
With four rehearsals down, and three to go, the play is really starting to take shape. Our two co-directors – David Toth and Greta Bowers – are doing a great job of shepherding the large cast though this 90-minute production, and teasing out every possible comedic and dramatic moment. I
I am thrilled to be appearing as Chief Inspector Mandrake in the world premiere of David Toth’s play: Dial A For Agatha. This parody of the classic British murder mystery will be performed three times as part of The 2020 New York Theater Festival’s Winterfest. If you want to know
One thing I have learned over the past year of auditions and work is just how many amazingly talented actors there are out there. I never cease to be amazed by these individuals’ ability, professionalism and discipline; I only hope to be that good one day.
Rob Hunt 