John D. Alexander

John D. Alexander is a resident and native of New York, where, as a lad, he began his acting career. After spending the past 20 years in theatre, as well as film and radio, in Burlington, Vermont, he is now back in Manhattan. He has worked on such films as The Bronx Bull (opposite Paul Sorvino), The Mudge Boy (opposite Richard Jenkins and Emile Hirsch), American Gun (opposite James Coburn), and Me, Myself, and Irene and What Lies Beneath, as well as television work on Law & Order: SVU and a variety of commercials. He was most recently seen on stage as Crick in Photograph 51 (Vermont Stage Company), Theodore Roosevelt in Bully! (Lost Nation Theater), Feldzieg in The Drowsy Chaperone (St. Michael's Playhouse), and before that as Phyllis, Leslie, and Tom in Sylvia (Vermont Stage Company), and Treat in Orphans at Off Center for the Dramatic Arts. Other favorite roles include Prospero (The Tempest), Teach (American Buffalo), Pozzo (Waiting for Godot), Arthur Goldman (The Man in the Glass Bo