Photo by Sam PIckart
Robbie was nominated for a Critics Choice and GLAAD Award for his work on Hallmark's FINDING MR. CHRISTMAS alongside Jonathan Bennett. Additional television credits include recurring as Chad on ABC's GENERAL HOSPITAL, with appearances on Hulu's THE PATH, AMC's DIETLAND, and SyFy's HORROR MOVIE.
Off-Broadway credits include originating the role of Alex in Afterglow, Scarlett Dreams at the Greenwich House Theater, and Paradise Lost at Theater Row, alongside work with The Mint, The Gingold Group, La MaMa, and The Juilliard School.
Select regional credits include Freddy Eynsford-Hill in the 100th anniversary production of Shaw's Pygmalion at The Old Globe opposite Robert Sean Leonard, Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing also at The Old Globe, Buyer & Cellar directed by Colin Hanlon, Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks opposite four-time Emmy Award winner Kim Zimmer at Theater Nantucket, Pip in Great Expectations at Syracuse Stage, the world premiere of Nonsense and Beauty at The Repertory Theater of St. Louis, Deathtrap at the Cape Playhouse, What the Butler Saw and Misalliance at The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, A Class Act at Berkshire Theater Group, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at New Century Theater, and Tom in The Glass Menagerie at The Majestic Theater.
Robbie is a native of West Springfield, Massachusetts. He holds an MFA from the University of San Diego and a BFA from Syracuse University, and is represented by 44 West Entertainment, UIA Talent Agency, and Morrison Media Group.
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Photo: Cedric Terrell
Photos: Sam Pickart
FINDING MR. CHRISTMAS ON HALLMARK CHANNEL
BUYER & CELLAR AT THEATRE WORKSHOP OF NANTUCKET
SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS AT THEATER NANTUCKET
THE GLASS MENAGERIE AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER
PARADISE LOST OFF - BROADWAY
WORLD PREMIER OF NONSENSE & BEAUTY AT ST. LOUIS REP
DEATHTRAP AT THE CAPE PLAYHOUSE
100TH ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION OF PYGMALION AT THE OLD GLOBE
THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION OF AFTERGLOW OFF- BROADWAY
THE LAST FIVE YEARS AT THE MAJESTIC THEATER
MISALLIANCE AT THE SHAKESPEARE THEATER OF NEW JERSEY
GREAT EXPECTATIONS AT SYRACUSE STAGE
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING AT THE OLD GLOBE
THE WINTER’S TALE AT THE OLD GLOBE
“The late four-star U.S. Army general and former Secretary of State Colin Powell once said: “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” An individual who is the epitome of this quotation is Robbie Simpson.”
“The best work comes from Robbie Simpson, who shows a keen understanding of high farce, as the scheming bellhop Nicholas Beckett.”
“Robbie Simpson portrays the protagonist, Pip, with such consistency and confidence. Simpson plays off of his fellow actors very well and the audience can see Pip’s growth as an individual throughout the course of the play thanks to Simpson’s tremendous acting skills. His emotional performance is believable.”
“The magnetic Robbie Simpson excels in the difficult role of Alex. Mr. Simpson skillfully humanizes the catalyst who causes turmoil. The rapport between him, Reilly and Haagenson is palpable.”
For general inquiries please contact Steve Maihack at 44 West Entertainment. Steve@44westentertainment.com
For press inquiries, please contact Tony Morrison at Morrison Media Group: Tony@thetonymorrison.com
