Clark Freeman

Clark was born and raised in downtown Chicago. At age 10, Clark decided to follow in his brother's footsteps and pursue a career on the stage. Studying at The Piven Theatre Workshop, Chicago's Latin School, and Northwestern University, he started compiling a compelling list of theatrical performances. Rounding out his training, he also worked for The Chicago Shakespeare Repertory Theatre, Steppenwolf, and Clark also taught at Northwestern Universities National High School Institute, otherwise known as "Cherubs." Clark went on to Middlebury College in Vermont, where he majored in theatre, and minored in film and music. After graduating Cum Laude and with honors in the Middlebury Theatre Department, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career on screen. Clark has also played with numerous bands (Kindle, WAV, Special Opps, and now The Real D'Coy) at numerous LA venues (The Viper Room, The Knitting Factory, B.B. Kings, 14 Below, and others). Look for The Real D'Coy's Sophomore album, Boys Against Girls, on iTunes.