Thomas Michael Sullivan

Thomas Michael Sullivan is an actor, producer, and founding member of Stage13. He is executive producer of The Deertrees Theatre Festival now in its 10th year, bringing New York productions to the Lakes Region of Maine every August. Thomas has produced over 30 Equity showcases. Off-Broadway production credits include The Voyage of the Carcass[1] by Dan O'Brien. In 2008, he joined as executive producer with London producers Rotozazza and The Foundry Theatre NYC to present Etiquette as part of The Public Theater’s Under the Radar Festival. He started Studio13, a film production company, about to release the9tthdot, an interactive web series, and Hysterical Psycho, a feature horror film written and directed by Dan Fogler. He originated and still produces "...a little bit louder", a weekly NYC poetry series that has won two National Slam Championships.

Theater

  • American Clock by Arthur Miller
  • Sight Unseen by Donald Marguiles
  • Dr. Cooks Garden by Ira Levin
  • Misery by Stephen King
  • Someone Who'll Watch Over Me by Franj McGuinnes
  • Cobb by Lee Blessing
  • Line by Israel Horovitz
  • Brilliant Traces by Cindy Lou Johnson
  • Danny & The Deep Blue Seas by John Patrick Shanley
  • Nuts & Bolts
  • Love Letters by A.R. Gurney
  • Sean in Kylenamoe
  • Spare Tongues
  • Voyage of the Carcass by Dan O'Brien[2]

Filmography

Film
YearFilmProducerRoleNotes
1999The Thomas Crown AffairNoMuseum Special Police
2002Maid in ManhattanNoPaparazzi
2006Slippery Slope NoWaiter
SaturdayYes
2007Perfect StrangerNoReebok executive
2009Hysterical PsychoYesChristopherAlso co-producer[3]
2011A Novel Romanceco-producerBartender[4]
2012The OwnerYes
Finding CodyYes
2014Don PeyoteYes[5]
Television
YearFilmProducerRoleNotes
2010M'larkyYesCostilloappears in two episodes

Production

  • Deertrees Theatre Festival
  • Stage13
  • Greenlight TheatreWorks
  • 13th Street Repertory
  • LoveCreek Productions

References

  1. Voyage of the Carcass
  2. Portwood, Jerry (2006-10-20). "The Voyage of the Carcass". Backstage. Retrieved 2015-04-17.
  3. Anderson, John (2009-04-27). "Review: 'Hysterical Psycho'". Variety. Retrieved 2015-04-17.
  4. Scheib, Ronnie (2011-11-10). "Review: 'A Novel Romance'". Variety. Retrieved 2015-04-17.
  5. McNary, Dave (2013-11-05). "AFM: Josh Duhamel Stoner Comedy 'Don Peyote' Cops U.S. Distribution". Variety. Retrieved 2015-04-17.


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