Gordon made his debut with the Camelot Players at the 2005
EMACT Festival, where he earned a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his role as
Pestilence in Waiting For The End of the World. Previously he has worked
throughout the greater Boston area, appearing regularly with Acme Theater Productions of
Maynard, the Hovey Players of Waltham, and the Quannapowitt Players of Reading. Some
favorite roles have included: Terrence in Breaking Legs and Don in Butterflies
Are Free (both with Acme); Ziggy in Side Man (Concord Players); and various
roles in The Laramie Project (Arlington Friends of the Drama).
In 2005, Gordon made his directorial debut at Hovey with Five Women Wearing
The Same Dress.
Gordon made his debut with the Camelot Players at the 2005
EMACT Festival, where he earned a Best Supporting Actor nomination for his role as
Pestilence in Waiting For The End of the World. Previously he has worked
throughout the greater Boston area, appearing regularly with Acme Theater Productions of
Maynard, the Hovey Players of Waltham, and the Quannapowitt Players of Reading. Some
favorite roles have included: Terrence in Breaking Legs and Don in Butterflies
Are Free (both with Acme); Ziggy in Side Man (Concord Players); and various
roles in The Laramie Project (Arlington Friends of the Drama).