Brian Linden
Brian Linden is a New York based actor with a distinctive classical leaning, a love of language, and a fabulous profile. In over 25 years onstage, he has performed the classics of Shakespeare, Pirandello, and Melville, as well as contemporary works by David Edgar, Randy Sharp, and Jim Farmer.
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BIO
Brian Linden is a New York based actor with a distinctive classical leaning, a love of language, and a fabulous profile. In over 25 years onstage, he has performed the classics of Shakespeare, Pirandello, and Melville, as well as contemporary works by David Edgar, Randy Sharp, and Jim Farmer. He has been nominated for two New York Innovative Theatre Awards, one for playing a fop from the English Restoration and another for playing a drug dealer from a small town in Wisconsin. Often cast in historical roles, he has portrayed Julius Caesar, J. Robert Oppenheimer, and Salvador Dali. Though perfectly pleased with his hair, he has worn wigs.
Awards and Nominations
Brian Linden, The Country Wife
Brian Linden, A Night Near the Sun
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Outstanding Actor in a Featured Role (IT Awards) for The Country Wife and Outstanding Actor in a Featured Role (IT Awards) for A Night Near the Sun.