Frank Blocker

Frank Blocker is an accomplished actor, writer, and director. Born in California, Blocker began his acting and writing career in Atlanta, eventually taking co-authored comedy "Eula Mae's Beauty, Bait & Tackle" to it's off-Broadway debut on 42nd Street. Blocker's most notable was his Drama Desk Award-nominated solo performance in self-penned comedy "Southern Gothic Novel." Blocker has since written several other plays, including "Stabilized Not Controlled" which ran for two years at Manhattan's Stage Left Studio and "Good Jew" which premiered at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in downtown Manhattan. He currently tours with his solo plays.

His adaptation of "HP Lovecraft's The Call of Cthulhu" was commissioned by horror theatre group The Visceral Company and the performance is available on YouTube. Other plays include "Suite Atlanta" (78th Street Studio Theatre), "Air Marshals" and co-authored scripts "Macbeth: The Murder Mystery" and "Chameleüns."
Off-Broadway acting roles include his debut in "Eula Mae's...", "The Deep Throat Sex Scandal", "Southern Gothic Novel", "Stabilized Not Controlled", "Awesome 80s Prom Night" and part of the Obie-winning cast of "West Village/East Village Fragments" with Peculiar Works Project.