About Me
Joseph
Culliton
appeared on Broadway in the award winning revival of Gore Vidal’s The
Best Man, in the New York City Opera’s South Pacific, and in
Broadway which was directed by the legendary George Abbott.
His off-Broadway credits include the New York Shakespeare
Festival productions of King John and Julius Caesar, the
latter starring Al Pacino and Martin Sheen.
Los
Angeles audiences have seen him at the Mark Taper
Forum, Ahmanson Theatre, International City Theatre, Reprise Best of
Broadway, and at the Downey Civic Light Opera where he recently played
Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady. Other
musical theatre roles include Captain Von Trapp in Sound of Music,
Harold Hill in The Music Man, Macheath in Threepenny Opera
and Judge Turpin in Sweeney Todd.
He toured nationally in Cyrano de Bergerac starring John
Cullum, played in Othello with James Earl Jones, and in
Richard II with Richard Chamberlain. For the LA based Independent
Shakespeare Co, his roles include Malvolio, Prospero and the title role
in Henry IV. Among his extensive regional theatre credits are the Kennedy Center,
Guthrie Theatre and the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C.
On television, he has acted on “General Hospital,” “All My
Children,” “One Life to Live,” “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” and
“Strangers with Candy.” His very
first of many feature films was Cahill, in which he was shot by
John Wayne