An energetic and amiable actor with a flair for comedy, Texas-bred Alan Tudyk has become known for leading stage roles in off-beat productions and scene-stealing supporting turns in film. The usually spiky haired blonde possesses chiseled Germanic good looks and an oft-revealed muscular body, power-connoting attributes interestingly offset by his frequent portrayals of effete or inane characters. The Juilliard graduate first made his mark with work on stage in both regional and Off-Broadway productions before marking his Broadway debut with 1999's "Epic Proportions" and essaying memorable
Portrayed all of the supporting characters in the Philadelphia and New York productions of "Bunny Bunny--Gilda Radner: A Sort of Romantic Comedy" starring Paula Cale and Bruno Kirby
1997
Appeared in the feature "35 Miles From Normal"
1997
Co-starred in David Warren's staging of George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance" at NYC's Roundabout Theater
1997
Featured in Yale Repertory Theater's production of Shaw's "Candida"
