Jonathan Fielding is an actor, professional wrestler, and seasonal cyborg, and lies about his bio while living in New York City. He is originally from Fort Worth, TX, possibly.
He is primarily a stage actor and has performed in plays throughout the United States. Jonathan is currently the American cover for five roles in Mischief Theatre's Broadway production of The Play That Goes Wrong. Recently, he filmed co-starring roles on FOX's Gotham, and NBC's American Odyssey as well as the never seen the light of day HBO pilot The Devil You Know directed by Gus Van Sant. He takes no responsibility for that.
Jonathan is a founder of the Harbor Stage Company on Cape Cod and an Artistic Associate with
Amphibian Stage Productions.
He frequently collaborates with artists Robin Bloodworth, Kathleen Culebro, Stacy Fischer, Robert Kropf, Jason Lambert, Alex Pollock, and Brenda Withers, whom he considers some of the best theater artists in the world.
Earning his MFA from Rutgers University and Mason Gross School of the Arts, Fielding was taught theater secrets by William Esper, Loyd Williamson, Deborah Hedwall, Lenard Petit and Patricia Fletcher. He has taught graduate and undergraduate level acting at NYU's Steinhardt School and Pace University.
He is primarily a stage actor and has performed in plays throughout the United States. Jonathan is currently the American cover for five roles in Mischief Theatre's Broadway production of The Play That Goes Wrong. Recently, he filmed co-starring roles on FOX's Gotham, and NBC's American Odyssey as well as the never seen the light of day HBO pilot The Devil You Know directed by Gus Van Sant. He takes no responsibility for that.
Jonathan is a founder of the Harbor Stage Company on Cape Cod and an Artistic Associate with
Amphibian Stage Productions.
He frequently collaborates with artists Robin Bloodworth, Kathleen Culebro, Stacy Fischer, Robert Kropf, Jason Lambert, Alex Pollock, and Brenda Withers, whom he considers some of the best theater artists in the world.
Earning his MFA from Rutgers University and Mason Gross School of the Arts, Fielding was taught theater secrets by William Esper, Loyd Williamson, Deborah Hedwall, Lenard Petit and Patricia Fletcher. He has taught graduate and undergraduate level acting at NYU's Steinhardt School and Pace University.
"...precise and touching..." - LA Times (Time and the Conways)
"...Mr. Fielding's quicksilver performance gives 'Greetings' it's glitter." - NYTimes (Greetings)
"...just about perfect in this role" - Cape Cod Times (Sister Play)
"...Mr. Fielding's quicksilver performance gives 'Greetings' it's glitter." - NYTimes (Greetings)
"...just about perfect in this role" - Cape Cod Times (Sister Play)
