Gary Betsworth, holder of a Master of Fine Arts degree, embodies a remarkable versatility as a creative individual, effortlessly transitioning between the realms of acting, writing, and producing for both the silver screen and the theatrical stage, showcasing a profound range of skills and talents that enable him to excel in a multitude of capacities.
The singular and remarkable artistic abilities of this individual have managed to amass a devoted and dedicated fan base, with a special affinity for his co-starring roles in the cinematic endeavors "Cutting Moments" and "Family Portraits: A Trilogy of America", which were masterfully helmed by the highly acclaimed and respected director Douglas Buck.
Gary's impressive acting repertoire boasts a notable role as the charismatic Mr. McAllister in the cinematic masterpiece "Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List", a film that features an all-star cast of talented individuals, including the radiant Victoria Justice, the charming Pierson Fode, and the dashing Matthew Daddario. Under the masterful direction of the accomplished Kristin Hanggi, Gary brought his unique acting prowess to the big screen.
In addition to his work on "Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List", Gary had the privilege of collaborating with the precocious and talented Oona Laurence on the production "Penny Dreadful", a testament to his ability to adapt to diverse roles and work with actors of all ages and experience levels.
Gary Betsworth, a renowned individual, hails from Barrington, Illinois, a picturesque town situated within the expansive Chicagoland region.
Gary's remarkable oeuvre encompasses a diverse array of full-length plays, showcasing his versatility as a playwright, with notable productions such as "Moot Hill", a thought-provoking exploration of themes and ideas; "Frankincense & Murder", a gripping whodunit that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats; "Trysts and Turns", a nuanced portrayal of complex relationships and human emotions; and "Lay the Leaven", a masterfully crafted narrative that weaves together a rich tapestry of characters and storylines.
Noteworthy in his impressive repertoire is the children's musical, "Keep Your Hands to Yourself!", a testament to his boundless creativity and artistic range.
