Vincent Santvoord

Male
Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA

Overview

Year	Job Title Project Type	Project Name Director / Company	Location
2019	John Theatre	Smoke Bound by Theatre	ZOO Playground, Edinburgh Fringe Fest
2019	Nick Film	Highway 1 Jaclyn Bethany	LA
2018	Gravedigger Theatre	Hamlet Gasda/Serpentine	Access Theater
2018	Forrest Film	the Delta Girl Jaclyn Bethany/AFI	L.A.
2015	Finlay Film	Nightshade Kiley Olsen	Nyc
2018	Jimmy Carter Theatre	Red Wednesday Sanaz Ghajar, B4C/Mabou Mines	Mabou Mines Theater
2018	David Theatre	Messages Gasda/Serpentine	Torn Page
2016	Charlie Video	Modern Baseball's "Wedding Singer" Kyle Thrash
2017	Edinburgh fringe, Avignon OFF, Walcot Chapel (bath,UK), Sekrit Theater (Austin, TX) Theatre	Bloody Poetry Invulnerable Nothings
2017	Amos/German Theatre	Benghazi - Bergen-Belsen No Visa Prod.	La Mama
2016	Charlie Theatre	Ardor Matthew Gasda/ Serpentine	St. Mary Magdelen Church
2016	Lord Byron Theatre	Bloody Poetry Invulnerable Nothings	Brooklyn Arts Library
2016	Nixon/Carter Theatre	Red Wednesday Sanaz Ghajar / Built for Collapse	BRIC Media Arts Center
2016	Groom Theatre	Underwater Vox Populi/B4C	LPAC

Year	Qualification	Where
2007	Hs Diploma	LaGuardia Performing Arts HS

Additional Skills	Clown Training, Mime

"Three male characters appear throughout the story: Amos Roseman, a young Jew who arrived in Benghazi with a British military unit from Palestine and becomes Silvana’s love interest and subject of her dreams. A contrasting figure is a German Soldier of the Bergen-Belsen torture commando who puts Silvana and Rebecca before a terrible choice. Vincent Santvoord plays both characters with appropriately different qualities; his Amos is a charming young man, while he plays the German as an imposing presence without making him into a caricature."
-- NY Theatre Wire review of "Benghazi - Bergen-Belsen," 4/17
"Given this grim reality, the playwright nonetheless provides some very intelligent food for thought in the form of Chaplin, who is magnificently imitated — one could even use the word “channeled,” for his movements take considerable skill and dedication that have paid off big-time — by the young Vincent Santvoord."
-- Prague Post review of "Nuclear Love Affair," 6/12
Awarded "Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Play" by the Planet Connections Theatre Festival, for the role of Nathan in "Leashes for Dinosaurs," 8/14