Wayne Pretlow has had the extraordinary privilege of collaborating with distinguished directors of immense renown, including the illustrious Jerry Zaks and the late, great Hal Prince, thereby amassing an impressive and extensive array of credits across a diverse spectrum of theatrical productions, encompassing Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional, and international endeavors. One particularly notable highlight in his illustrious career was his role as an original cast member in the 1999 Tony-nominated production of The Civil War, a production that garnered widespread critical acclaim and recognition. Furthermore, he was also part of the 2017 world premiere of Roman Holiday, a production that premiered in the vibrant cultural hub of San Francisco, solidifying his reputation as a versatile and accomplished theatrical professional.
Pretlow has had the privilege of taking to the stage in numerous City Centers Encores! concerts, garnering widespread critical acclaim from esteemed publications such as Broadway World, Newsday, and The New York Times for his outstanding performance in the Encores! Off-center production of Don't Bother Me I Can't Cope, a production masterfully directed and choreographed by the renowned Savion Glover.
Wayne Pretlow's remarkable talent has been acknowledged through various prestigious accolades, including the esteemed Boston I.R.N.E award bestowed upon him in the year 2013. Furthermore, he has been honored with a nomination for a Helen Hayes Award in the year 2000 for his outstanding performance as Nicely Nicely in productions of Guys & Dolls, specifically in the category of Best-Supporting Actor in a Musical.
Pretlow wrapped up filming for the highly anticipated HBO series "Love Life" in 2019, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning television career. His impressive resume boasts a diverse range of television appearances, featuring guest and co-starring roles in popular shows such as the critically acclaimed CBS series "The Good Wife", the thought-provoking "Person of Interest", and the diplomatic drama "Madam Secretary".
In addition to his work on the small screen, Pretlow has also made a name for himself in the world of film. His impressive filmography includes standout performances in projects like "Like Sunday Like Rain", a poignant drama written and directed by the talented Frank Whaley. This critically acclaimed film showcases Pretlow's impressive range as a thespian, and his ability to bring complex characters to life on the big screen.
Furthermore, Pretlow's impressive filmography also includes the prestigious Cannes Festival winner "Next Stop Wonderland", directed by the acclaimed Brian Anderson. This impressive achievement solidifies Pretlow's position as a rising star in the world of film, and his ability to excel in a wide range of genres and roles.
Notable television appearances made by Pretlow include guest spots on prominent programs such as The Rosie O'Donnell Show, where he shared the screen with the talented cast of the Civil War, as well as stints on The David Letterman Show, The Chris Rock Show, and The Dave Chappelle Show.
In addition to his impressive television resume, Pretlow has amassed a staggering number of regional and national commercial credits, exceeding 100, with notable clients including Saturn, Wendy's, Canon Copiers, Staples, and AOL.
Furthermore, Pretlow's impressive career has also seen him lend his voice to memorable marketing campaigns, including his iconic role as the Sprinkle Spangle Genie, a beloved General Mills Cereal mascot that briefly captivated audiences in the 1990s.
Wayne Pretlow, a renowned individual, has the privilege of being associated with Nicolosi & Co, a prestigious talent agency located in the bustling city of New York.
