Clarence Derwent Award "Ah, Wilderness!" 1998
Theatre World Award "Ah, Wilderness!" 1998
2001 Starred as one half of a male duo who are traveling the USA in search of a missing friend in the Showtime series "Going to California"
2000 Had supporting role as a male hustler accompanying William S Burroughs (Kiefer Sutherland) in the biographical drama "Beat"; screened at Sundance
2000 Appeared in dual role of twin brothers in the independent film "Fear of Fiction"
2000 Co-starred in the Off-Broadway play "Kit Marlowe" as Thomas Walsingham
1999 Acted opposite Elizabeth Ashley as the troubled son of a famous TV star in the unsuccessful Off-Broadway comedy "If Memory Serves"
1998 Won plaudits for his performance in the Lincoln Center revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Ah, Wilderness!"; also received Tony nomination as Featured Actor in a Play
1998 Had recurring role as ex-con Sonny Dupree on "Maximum Bob"
1998 Co-starred as Liam McCallister, the youngest in an Irish Catholic family, in the NBC drama series "Trinity"
1998 Starred as an impressionable college student whose desire to pledge at a fraternity forces him to choose between his dream and his friends in "Followers"; released theatrically in 2000
1997 NYC stage debut as a compulsive gambler in "Dealer's Choice"
1997 Appeared as one of group of gay friends in the Off-Broadway production of the London hit "My Night With Reg"
1996 Primetime TV debut in "Harvest of Fire", a CBS "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation
1996 Portrayed a young man who has an affair with the mother of a friend in "Childhood's End"
1994 Film acting debut in leading role of a naive intern at a tabloid TV talk show in the independent film "The Hotel Manor"
Raised in Fairfax, Virginia and Charleston, West Virginia
Worked as a day player on the daytime series "As the World Turns" and "One Life to Live"