Sod, a multifaceted individual, was born on May 12, 1951, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. As an American actor, writer, teacher, director, and dramaturge, he has accumulated an impressive array of credits in theater, film, and television.
As a dramaturge, Sod has been a valuable asset to the education department at The Roundabout Theatre Company in New York City since 2001. He is a member of several prestigious organizations, including SAG-AFTRA, Actors Equity, The Dramatists Guild, and SD&C.
Sod has demonstrated his versatility as a director, helming productions such as "How to Be a Good Italian Daughter in Spite of Myself" at the Cherry Lane Theatre, "Blood Type: Ragu" at Actors' Playhouse, and "By Jupiter" at the York Theatre Company. His credits also include numerous productions at the George Street Playhouse, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and touring productions.
As a writer, Sod has penned several notable works, including "The Cousins Grimm," which premiered at The Bailiwick Rep in Chicago and received readings at the New York Music Festival, York Theatre, and Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center. His other notable writings include "27, Rue de Fleurus," "Satan and Simon Desoto," and "The Lost Art of Conversation," which have been read at various theaters in New York City and Miami.
As a performer, Sod has had the privilege of acting in productions by renowned companies such as The New York Shakespeare Festival/Public Theatre, BAM Theatre Company, Second Stage, Playwrights' Horizons, American Place Theatre, and the Circle, Seattle, and Yale Repertory Companies. He has also toured internationally with the New York Theatre Workshop production of "Aftermath" and was a member of the Circle Repertory Theatre Lab and Company.
Currently, Sod resides in New Jersey, where he continues to pursue his passion for the arts.
