Mark Richard

Mark is very pleased to return to TimeLine, where he has appeared in DOLLY WEST'S KITCHEN, WIDOWERS’ HOUSES and A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. Recent credits include EXECUTION OF JUSTICE at About Face Theatre and A ROOM WITH A VIEW at Lifeline Theatre. At Lifeline, he also appeared in THE SILVER CHAIR and PRIDE AND PREJUDICE and adapted Raymond Chandler’s THE LITTLE SISTER. He also has appeared in SOME AMERICANS ABROAD at Remy Bumppo Theatre; THE SEAGULL, BENEFACTORS, ROCKET TO THE MOON, FALLEN ANGELS and INCIDENT AT VICHY at Writers’ Theatre; BLIND TASTING, FREUD, DORA AND THE WOLFMAN at Live Bait Theater; and THE MANDRAKE at Greasy Joan & Co. At Live Bait, he also directed PORTRAIT OF A SHIKSA. From 1993 to 2000 he was the artistic director of City Lit Theater, where he adapted and appeared in six annual productions of P.G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves stories and also adapted, directed, and/or appeared in numerous other works. His Jeeves adaptations have been produced at Stage West in Fort Worth, as well as at the Contemporary Theatre of Dallas, and for radio by L.A. Theatre Works. He is the recipient of three Joseph Jefferson Citations.