C. Conrad Cady

C. Conrad Cady is a dedicated community theatre performer based in Castro Valley, California. Balancing his passion for acting with a career in computer consulting, Cady holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from Cornell University. He embarked on his acting journey in 1993, beginning his theatrical pursuits at the age of 28.

One of Cady's significant early achievements in film came in 2014 when he portrayed the historical figure Vladimir Lenin in the acclaimed History Channel mini-series "The World Wars." This role marked a pivotal moment in his acting career, showcasing his ability to bring complex characters to life on screen. Notably, Cady distinguishes himself as the only principal actor in the mini-series whose primary profession lies outside of acting.

Cady's commitment to the arts extends beyond his film work, as he actively participates in community theatre, contributing his talents to local productions. His unique blend of analytical skills from his educational background and creativity as a performer reflects a diverse and rich career. As he continues to engage with both the technical and artistic realms, C. Conrad Cady remains a vibrant figure in his community, demonstrating that passion and profession can harmoniously coexist.