Stan, a talented actor, has recently returned from France, where he had a starring role in the film "Aphrodesia", bringing to life the character of Andrew with his exceptional acting skills.
This accomplished actor's filmography also boasts notable appearances, including his portrayal of the New York Herald Reporter in the 2001 film "Kate & Leopold".
Moreover, Stan is set to appear in upcoming films, such as "Undermined" for Miramax and "A Free Meal", which he also had the opportunity to shoot in Jageau, France.
In addition to his recent and upcoming projects, Stan's filmography also includes notable roles in "I Shot Andy Warhol" (1996),"Stonewall" (1995),and "Palookaville" (1995).
Stan's extensive stage credits comprise a diverse array of performances, encompassing a plethora of productions across various esteemed venues. These include the critically acclaimed "Loves' Labors Lost" at the renowned Cherry Lane Theatre, as well as "King of the Castle" for the prestigious Manhattan Theatre Club. Additionally, Stan has graced the stage of the Marines Memorial Theatre in San Francisco, bringing to life the complex characters of "Juno and the Paycock". Moreover, his impressive repertoire also includes numerous productions with the Gate Theatre in Ireland, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished thespian. Furthermore, Stan has also had the privilege of performing in "Mary Mary" and "The Moon Is Blue" at The Dennis Hotel in Atlantic City, further showcasing his remarkable range and adaptability. Throughout his illustrious career, Stan has accumulated a multitude of Off and Off-Off Broadway credits, a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft.
Stan has had the privilege of portraying a diverse range of characters throughout his illustrious career, with some of his most notable roles including the complex and multifaceted "Deely" in Harold Pinter's critically acclaimed drama "Old Times". Additionally, he has also brought to life the character of "Michael James" in the iconic play "Playboy Of The Western World".
Furthermore, Stan's impressive resume also includes a wealth of television credits, showcasing his versatility as a performer. Notably, he has played the role of "Hally's Father" on the long-running soap opera "All My Children", bringing depth and nuance to the character. Moreover, he has also appeared as "Herb Petrie" on the popular daytime drama "As The World Turns", demonstrating his range and ability to adapt to a variety of roles and genres.
Stan has a rich and extensive background with the iconic American late-night live television variety show "Saturday Night Live", having made appearances in an impressive number of over 50 sketches, showcasing his versatility as a talented Day Player.
In addition to his work on "Saturday Night Live", Stan has also had his own television program, "The Henway Company", which aired on Public Broadcasting, where he not only took on the role of actor but also demonstrated his creative prowess as a skilled sketch writer.
Furthermore, Stan has also ventured into the realm of direction, guiding several productions with his expertise. Some notable examples of his direction include the play "The White Sheep" at Georgetown University, "Enter Laughing" for the prestigious Navel Training Center, and "The Cold Wind And The Warm" for the Jewish Rep in San Francisco.
Stan's multifaceted career extends far beyond the realm of acting and directing, as he has also exercised his technical expertise by stage managing numerous productions, including the critically acclaimed "Arthur Kopit's Indians" and the witty and sophisticated "Noel Coward's Private Lives" at the esteemed Mission Playhouse in San Francisco.
Furthermore, Stan has held a prominent position as Vice-President and Production Manager for The Alpha And Omega Theater Company, situated on the iconic 42nd Street, where he has been instrumental in producing and acting in a total of 15 plays and 3 musicals over the course of three remarkable years.
