Jeremiah Kissel

Jeremiah Kissel boasts an impressive career spanning over thirty-five years on the professional theater scene in New England. He has taken on significant roles at some of Boston's premier theaters, including The Huntington, American Repertory Theater, The Lyric Stage, and the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company. His remarkable talent has earned him numerous accolades, including several IRNE and Elliot Norton awards. Notably, he received the 2014 Elliot Norton Award for Best Actor for his performance in "Imagining Madoff" and was honored with the Elliot Norton Award for Sustained Excellence in 2003, recognized as the highest accolade in Boston theater.

Kissel's recent stage work includes memorable performances in "Three Farces and a Funeral" alongside Alan Alda, "Hamlet" featuring Jeffery Donovan, "Two Gentlemen of Florence" with Edward Herrmann, and "The Cherry Orchard" starring Kate Burton. As a member of SAG for three decades, his television career began with ABC's "Spencer For Hire." His film credits include roles in acclaimed productions such as "Black Mass," "The Fighter," "The Great Debaters," and "The Town." He also starred opposite Dana Delaney in the pilot episode of ABC's "Body of Proof." Additionally, Kissel has an extensive voice-over portfolio, lending his voice to various commercial and industrial projects throughout New England, as well as contributing to Boston-produced episodes of "Nova" and "Frontline."