EINAR GUNN
Actor
BIO
TWO DETECTIVES.
Photos Mark Krajnak.
With Timothy J. Cox.
BORN YESTERDAY.
With Barbara Riecken and John Correll.
With John Correll and Charles Dietz.
Photos Mark Krajnak.
With Timothy J. Cox.
BORN YESTERDAY.
With Barbara Riecken and John Correll.
With John Correll and Charles Dietz.
A CHANCE MEETING.
With Amy Gordon.
THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE.
With Amy Gordon.
With Tera Feigin, Cindy Caprio and Lou Scarpati.
With Amy Gordon.
THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE.
With Amy Gordon.
With Tera Feigin, Cindy Caprio and Lou Scarpati.
Einar [pronounced: AY-nar] learned his craft, at the New Jersey School of Dramatic Arts where, in a professional showcase as George in The Actor’s Nightmare and Randy in A Chance Meeting, he realized the stage is the most awesome place to be an actor.
So he kept going, as Paul in Born Yesterday; and in Manhattan as Barsinsky in Two Detectives; Dr. Weitzner in the critically acclaimed We Call Her Benny; and then finally cast against his type as Dead Horse Driscoll, in the 2008 FringeNYC Behold, the Bowery! Yet still managing a couple independent films between theatre gigs.
Einar has also trained at the Atlantic Acting School, and at The Barrow Group School.
He will make his Broadway debut this September as an ensemble member of the Roundabout Theatre’s A Man for All Seasons, starring Frank Langella, directed by Doug Hughes.
The lad auditions all the time and is doggedly seeking representation.
So he kept going, as Paul in Born Yesterday; and in Manhattan as Barsinsky in Two Detectives; Dr. Weitzner in the critically acclaimed We Call Her Benny; and then finally cast against his type as Dead Horse Driscoll, in the 2008 FringeNYC Behold, the Bowery! Yet still managing a couple independent films between theatre gigs.
Einar has also trained at the Atlantic Acting School, and at The Barrow Group School.
He will make his Broadway debut this September as an ensemble member of the Roundabout Theatre’s A Man for All Seasons, starring Frank Langella, directed by Doug Hughes.
The lad auditions all the time and is doggedly seeking representation.