Sean Sullivan

STATIONS is Sean’s first foray into filmmaking, although he has been working in the film/tv world since 1986 and in the theatre since 1969.
Dubbed ‘a virtual Nijinsky of performance art’ by the New York Times, Mr. Sullivan has toured North America and Central Europe in the solo play ‘Baby Redboots’ Revenge’, winning awards and accolades in Poland, The Czech Republic, New York City, (at P.S. 122, the alternative theatre mecca in NYC), Los Angeles and San Diego.
Elsewhere as an actor, Sean has appeared in 12 productions at the Tony Award-winning Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, CA. Favorite roles include Norman in The Dresser and Davey/Leon in The Voice of the Prairie. Recent productions include Criminals In Love in Sydney, NS and A Servant Of Two Masters in Ottawa, and in Toronto The Castle, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Liver, Out At Sea, A Midsummer Nightmare, Potosi and The Seagull.
Selected film credits as an actor: Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein (in production), V/H/S/94, God and Country, Foolproof, Wayne’s World, Back To The Future III, Who’s That Girl?, and The Howling VI.

Selected TV credits: The Umbrella Academy (recurring), Damien, Hemlock Grove, Good God, Across The River To Motor City, Poor Tom is Cold.
Sean won the inaugural Masters In Mime Tournament in California and went on to study, then tour with Richmond Shepard, (‘American’s Foremost Mime’). He studied classical theatre in the Professional Training Program at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco.
As a musician and composer, he has written theatre scores for North Coast Repertory, Persephone Theatre, ShakespeareWorks, Humber College, and on tv for CTV’s dramatic series ‘The Associates’. Sean was the Sound Designer for Theatre Aquarius’ production of ‘Amadeus’. He is a dual Canadian/US citizen who has lived in Toronto since 1996 with his artist/actor wife Lynne Griffin.