Evander Duck Jr.
- Actor
Evander's roots are in Asbury Park and Neptune, New Jersey.
Film, Theatre, and Community Service seeds were planted early by a family immersed in Arts & Social Activism. His journey toward the dramatic arts began during his medical residency program. Practicing medicine 9 to 5, he looked forward to evening hours when he would B-line over to NYC and study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, (AADA).
Upon graduating he began auditioning and working in showcases, regional theatre, shorts, student and independent films, and commercials. Evander continued to practice medicine, raise his kids, and study the acting craft at various NYC Studios. During this time he also created the Small Professional Theatre Company, Stage East Ensemble. Guest Artist Contracts were implemented, professional AEA actors were employed and productions were mounted at the Algonquin Arts Center in Monmouth County, NJ. Additionally, developmental film readings were conducted at various NYC studios with SAG actors.
Training in the craft persisted at the Actors Center in NYC which lead to study under the late Lloyd Richards. This study enhanced Evander's commitment to artistic endeavor. He began to earn work in AEA & SAG-AFTRA productions. Acting became a priority, and lead to the decision to pursue the craft as a primary profession. Broadening his toolbox, Evander paused auditions to earn an MFA in Classical Acting at George Washington University. His work continues in film, television, & theatre as does his appreciation and passion for storytelling.
Film, Theatre, and Community Service seeds were planted early by a family immersed in Arts & Social Activism. His journey toward the dramatic arts began during his medical residency program. Practicing medicine 9 to 5, he looked forward to evening hours when he would B-line over to NYC and study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, (AADA).
Upon graduating he began auditioning and working in showcases, regional theatre, shorts, student and independent films, and commercials. Evander continued to practice medicine, raise his kids, and study the acting craft at various NYC Studios. During this time he also created the Small Professional Theatre Company, Stage East Ensemble. Guest Artist Contracts were implemented, professional AEA actors were employed and productions were mounted at the Algonquin Arts Center in Monmouth County, NJ. Additionally, developmental film readings were conducted at various NYC studios with SAG actors.
Training in the craft persisted at the Actors Center in NYC which lead to study under the late Lloyd Richards. This study enhanced Evander's commitment to artistic endeavor. He began to earn work in AEA & SAG-AFTRA productions. Acting became a priority, and lead to the decision to pursue the craft as a primary profession. Broadening his toolbox, Evander paused auditions to earn an MFA in Classical Acting at George Washington University. His work continues in film, television, & theatre as does his appreciation and passion for storytelling.
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