Michael Rogers, a multifaceted individual, embarked on his professional journey as an actor and director with the esteemed Everyman Company in Brooklyn, where he honed his craft. Simultaneously, he devoted five years to sharing his expertise with aspiring thespians and playwrights in Harlem, fostering a love for the performing arts in the next generation.
Rogers' academic pursuits led him to earn an MFA from the prestigious Yale School of Drama, shortly before he landed the role of Francis Lungley in the film The Mosquito Coast. In this captivating production, he portrayed a local man who forms a profound bond with Allie, played by the renowned Harrison Ford.
Michael Rogers is a co-founder of the illustrious La Compagnia De' Colombari and has had the privilege of appearing in seven productions for Theatre for a New Audience. His impressive resume also includes a Broadway stint in August Wilson's poignant play Joe Turner's Come and Gone. Furthermore, Rogers serves as the story editor for Soho Films US, leveraging his creative expertise to shape compelling narratives.
