Michael Selkirk(I)
- Actor
Michael Selkirk has been an actor for more than 40 years in New York, Boston and Los Angeles.
Film work includes appearing as Brian in Nancy Savoca's film debut True Love, as Diggory Venn in the haunting short The Sheol Express (available on Amazon) and a growing number of short films.
Stage appearances include Hamlet, A Christmas Carol, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III, Twelfth Night, King Lear, Romeo & Juliet, The Taming of The Shrew, Henry V (Titan Theatre); The Tempest (Gallery Players), The Goodbye Room (Happy Few Theatre); Daughters of The Sexual Revolution, The Winter's Tale, A Requiem For Sherlock Holmes, Lightning From Heaven (WorkShop Theater); Brilliant Traces (Winter House); Chain Reaction, The Town of No One (Playsmiths); The Seagull, Merry Wives of Windsor (Hudson Warehouse); I, Carpenter, Violins (Manhattan Theater Source); Never Norman Rockwell (Theatre Row); The Blue Balloon (NY Theatre Workshop); Everything Will Be All Right (Horace Mann Theater). In Milan, he appeared in Hamlet at the Teatro Franco Parenti.
Michael is a resident company member of Titan Theatre Company and a former company artist of the WorkShop Theater, and has served on the board of The Players (a social club founded by Edwin Booth). You can like him on Facebook, follow him on Twitter and/or learn more at www.michaelselkirk.com.
Film work includes appearing as Brian in Nancy Savoca's film debut True Love, as Diggory Venn in the haunting short The Sheol Express (available on Amazon) and a growing number of short films.
Stage appearances include Hamlet, A Christmas Carol, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III, Twelfth Night, King Lear, Romeo & Juliet, The Taming of The Shrew, Henry V (Titan Theatre); The Tempest (Gallery Players), The Goodbye Room (Happy Few Theatre); Daughters of The Sexual Revolution, The Winter's Tale, A Requiem For Sherlock Holmes, Lightning From Heaven (WorkShop Theater); Brilliant Traces (Winter House); Chain Reaction, The Town of No One (Playsmiths); The Seagull, Merry Wives of Windsor (Hudson Warehouse); I, Carpenter, Violins (Manhattan Theater Source); Never Norman Rockwell (Theatre Row); The Blue Balloon (NY Theatre Workshop); Everything Will Be All Right (Horace Mann Theater). In Milan, he appeared in Hamlet at the Teatro Franco Parenti.
Michael is a resident company member of Titan Theatre Company and a former company artist of the WorkShop Theater, and has served on the board of The Players (a social club founded by Edwin Booth). You can like him on Facebook, follow him on Twitter and/or learn more at www.michaelselkirk.com.
