Brian Schreier

Brian Schreier is an American actor born on the 11th of June, 1979 in Oshkosh, WI. He resides in New York where he has appeared in numerous NYC plays. His first appearance was in Arthur Miller's The American Clock with Thomas Sadoski at the Circle in the Square Theatre, and he made his Broadway debut with Nathan Lane, Jean Smart, and Harriet Harris in The Man Who Came to Dinner under the direction of Jerry Zaks. He was invited -and participated- in the 24 Hour Plays at the Old Vic in London with Kevin Spacey and Brian Cox. He received great encouragement from the late Arthur Penn while acting at The NY Actor's Studio, and in recent years has begun making appearances in a variety of films. Early inspirations include fellow Wisconsin native Mark Ruffalo and childhood neighbor Willem Dafoe.