Jess Winfield, a visionary trailblazer in the realm of comedy, held a prominent position as a founding member of the Reduced Shakespeare Company, a celebrated troupe that has captivated audiences for a remarkable duration of decades. As a driving force behind the company's creative endeavors, Winfield collaborated on the development of the highly acclaimed comedy "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)", which garnered widespread critical acclaim and earned a nomination for the prestigious Laurence Olivier Award, a testament to the production's exceptional quality. For an extended period of time, Winfield took to the stage, performing in this iconic production, including its inaugural decade-long run in London's West End, where it premiered and swiftly secured a devoted fan base.
Following his departure from the Reduced Shakespeare Company, Winfield embarked on a new chapter in his career, transitioning to the realm of television, where he spent a decade honing his skills as a writer and producer, specifically in the realm of animation.
John Winfield, a multifaceted personality, has made a significant impact in the realm of television, while simultaneously revisiting his artistic roots in the Reduced Shakespeare Company. In June 2007, Winfield co-directed a West End revival of "The Complete Works (abridged)" at the esteemed Arts Theatre, marking a triumphant return to the stage for this accomplished individual.
Noted comedian and television personality, David Alan Grier's, creative endeavors extend far beyond the realm of entertainment, as he is also a published author, set to release his debut novel, "My Name Is Will: A Novel of Sex, Drugs, and Shakespeare", in July 2008, courtesy of Twelve Books, a prominent publishing house.
Born and raised in the Golden State of California, Winfield has made the City of Angels his home, where he resides with his loving spouse and dedicates his time to nurturing fresh creative endeavors and indulging in his cherished hobbies.
