Robinson's television career was distinguished by a notable recurring role as a judge in the widely acclaimed and popular series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", which garnered a significant following and critical acclaim during its run. Additionally, Robinson made a guest appearance in a 1996 episode of the highly respected and long-running "Law and Order", further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor.
A renowned theatrical performer, Mark Robinson boasts an impressive repertoire of stage credits, showcasing his remarkable talent and versatility. One of his most notable accomplishments was his iconic portrayal of El Gallo in the original 1960 off-Broadway production of the timeless classic "The Fantasticks", a performance that solidified his reputation as a master of his craft.
In addition to his work in "The Fantasticks", Robinson has also had the privilege of appearing in a wide range of other productions, including "The Baker's Wife" in 1985, "Yours, Anne" also in 1985, the original Broadway production of the grand "Grand Hotel" in 1989, "Nick and Nora" in 1981, "Old Wicked Songs" in 1996, and the iconic "Cabaret", where he played the memorable role of Herr Schulz in the 1998 Broadway revival and subsequent national tour.
Notable performances by Robinson were complemented by a diverse range of stage credits, featuring appearances in the productions "Actor, Lawyer, Indian Chief" and "Little Mary Sunshine", both showcased in the year 2002. The actor's repertoire also includes performances in the 2008 production of "The Visit" and the 2011 staging of "The People in the Picture".
