Acting
- Oliver! (as "The Artful Dodger") Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, 1983
- My First Swedish Bombshell (TV) (Harrison Slide) NBC & Showtime, 1985
- The Chopin Playoffs (as "Irving Yanover") American Jewish Theatre, 1986
- A Joke (as "Grizzoffi"), Malaparte (theater company), 1992
- Sophistry (as "Igor"), Playwrights Horizons, 1993
- Wild Dogs, Malaparte (theater company), 1993
- Unexpected Tenderness (as "Roddy Stern"), WPA, 1994
- The Great Unwashed, Malaparte (theater company), 1994
- Quiz Show (as Don Quixote Student #2), 1994
- Southie (as "Eddie Eaton"), 1998
- Pigeonholed (as Bartender), 1999
- I Wanna Be Adored, NY Performance Works, 2000
- Zog's Place (as himself), 2001
- Broadway: The American Musical (TV), 2004
- The Baxter (as "Deaf Bar Baxter"), 2005
- Escape Artists (as "Linus"), 2005
- The Limbo Room (as "Guy Greenbaum"), 2006
- Steam (as "Norman"), 2006
- When The Nines Roll Over (as "the Australian"), 2006
- The Hottest State, 2007
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