Biography

Thomas Fiscella gained initial notice as an actor in Chicago storefront theaters, studying and working with the Victory Gardens, Shattered Globe, American Blues, Live Bait, and Chicago Shakespeare Theaters, among others. His diverse career includes an extended run as Angelo "Gyp" DeCarlo in the National Tour of the Tony Award-winning blockbuster "Jersey Boys."

Tom's interest in storytelling and performance was first sparked in the public schools of Southeast Michigan and in the classrooms and stages of The College of William and Mary in Virginia - majoring in English and Theatre, and apprenticing between academic years at summer theatre festivals.

Relocating to Los Angeles, Fiscella continued thriving on stages while expanding into television and film, including the final season of Fox Television's "24" and the second season of the Disney+ adventure series "The Mysterious Benedict Society," as well as the independent web series "Meet Me at The Barre," and dubbing English language voices into international series' and films for Netflix and AppleTV+.

Critics at the LA Times say Thomas Fiscella has "a great energy that you can't stop watching." "Quite likable, [with] a nice seductive chemistry," he "mingles wry timing with sheer physical dynamism." DC Metro calls him "sensational" and "a ripe and noteworthy character actor. Fiscella makes his presence known as the man with whom you do not mess." StageScene LA observes "spectacular Thomas Fiscella lends power and gravitas," while TheatreBloom DC warns he "will pull you in, without a doubt."
- IMDb mini biography by: Dameil