BENEDICT HUDSON
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Dramatic, Comedy and Music Reel (Performance Video) Quicktime
A series of quick clips showing my acting in drama, humor, and my musical skills.
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Launce and Marc Antony (Performance Video) Quicktime
Two contrasting monologues: One from Two Gentlemen of Verona and the other from Julius Caesar.
Résumé Print Résumé
Theatre | ||
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Pistol |
Merry Wives of Windsor |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
Captain Manchester |
Sisters Under the Skin |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
Johnny Nobody |
My Hands is Full o' Gifts |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
The Falling Moon |
Simon |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
Much Ado About Nothing |
Benedick |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
Amelia Earhart Taking Flight |
The Reporter |
Cornerstone Arts Alliance |
The Comedy of Errors |
Messenger |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Fest |
A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Mustardseed |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Fest |
The Rivals |
Servant |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Fest |
Antony and Cleopatra |
Soldier |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Fest |
A Midsummer Night's Dream |
Bottom |
Bill Friedman (director) |
Guys and Dolls |
Big Jule |
Bill Friedman (director) |
Our Town |
Doc Gibbs |
Bill Friedman (director) |
Film | ||
A Magpie in the Mirror (short) |
Police Officer |
2011 |
Television | ||
My Dirty Little Secret |
The Detective |
Investigation Discovery |
Gyoten News "West Nile Virus" |
The Zookeeper |
2012 |
Gyoten News |
Doctor |
2011 |
Training | ||
Meisner Method with David Patrick Wilson |
2011 |
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Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival Apprentice Program 2006 |
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Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival Apprentice Program 2002 |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'7" |
Weight: 150 lbs |
Eyes: Blue |
Hair Color: Bald |
Hair Length: Bald on Top |
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Cross Fit Athlete, Ukulele Player, Basketball, Equestrian - English, Equestrian - General, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Frisbee, Jump Rope, Weight Lifting, Guitar, Improvisation, American - Southern Accent, Fluent French
"What lifts this melodrama to graphic drama is the presence of a half-naked ghost of a Rebel soldier, John Nobody (Benedict Hudson), who comments on the inanities of the deal and who offers a movingly eloquent final soliloquy of the bloody events of the war. Hudson gives a remarkable performance that is part ballet and deeply poetic in its imagery and sincerity." -James F. Cotter, The Times Herald Record