Mark A Swinson - About Me
Experience
Mark A Swinson is a seasoned actor whose career spans film and theatre, with his journey commencing in the 1990s. A dedicated member of SAG/AFTRA, Mark has cultivated a remarkable reputation within the world of community theatre, earning admiration from audiences and critics alike.
While Mark may not boast an array of awards, his performances have consistently garnered praise and left a lasting impact. Notably, his portrayal of "Othello" left critics astounded, with their words echoing the powerful presence he brought to the character. Mark Swinson's Othello was described as a commanding figure that grew terrifying in the climactic bed chamber scene, projecting an innocent gullibility that made audiences believe he was ripe for Iago's manipulations.
In the production of "Dracula," Mark Swinson took on the role of Renfield, a character traditionally portrayed quite differently. This casting choice proved a stroke of genius, as one critic hailed his performance as fantastic. Standing at an imposing 6-foot-4, Mark Swinson's portrayal of Renfield added a unique dimension to the character.
One of Mark's standout theatre performances was in "Between Riverside and Crazy," where he received accolades for portraying Walter "Pops" Washington, showcasing his versatility and depth as an actor.
In addition to his stage work, Mark A Swinson has graced the silver screen alongside renowned actors such as Josh Lucas, Bob Balaban, Roy Scheider, and Teri Garr in "The Definite Maybe." His contributions to independent films, including "99¢ Dreams," "Shampoo Horns," "Stringer," and "Meet Me Yesterday" further demonstrate his commitment to diverse and compelling storytelling.
Mark A Swinson's career is a testament to his talent and dedication to acting, leaving an indelible mark on both theatre and film.
Skills
Experience in directing, scriptwriting, and producing. A founding member of Kings Mark Theatre Group Inc.
Training
Swinson has Master's degree in Theater and has also taken additional classes and workshops in acting, voice, and movement.