BIO
J.Stephen Brantley (he/him) is an American actor and playwright who divides his time between New York City and Los Angeles. He is represented by Encompass Arts Management. His first name is pronounced "jay-steevn" but you can also call him Slim.
Television credits include: "Succession", "Poker Face", "American Horror Story", "Gotham", "FBI: Most Wanted", "The Blacklist", "The Good Fight", "Neon Joe Werewolf Hunter", "Animal Kingdom"," Happy!", "Law & Order", "Difficult People", and more. On film: "Paradise", “Beach Rats”, “Deleted Scenes”, “A Piece Of Cake”, “Animals” “Great America”, “Gigi And Nate”. J.Stephen has also provided English-language dubbing for the Spanish series “Mentiras”.
Stage credits include: The Play That Goes Wrong (Portland Stage), Mope (Ensemble Studio Theatre), Murder In The First (The Directors Co./59E59), The Legend Of Georgia McBride (Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara), The Night Alive (Guild Hall East Hampton), Of Mice And Men (Bay Street Theater and North Coast Rep), Annapurna (Vermont Stage), Ghosts (Odyssey) Romeo And Juliet, R & J & Z, Shakespeare In Love (Opera House Arts), Pirira (Theatre 167), Slap & Tickle (Provincetown Theater), This Is Modern Art, A Christmas Carol (Blessed Unrest), The Jamb, Bareback Ink, Cabaret At The End Of The World (Hard Sparks).
Brantley’s plays include Billy Baal, The Emilies, Eightythree Down, Furbelow, The Jamb, Shruti Gupta Can Totally Deal, and The Wedded Bachelors Of Second Garrote. Theatre 167’s production of his play Pirira was named Outstanding Premiere Produc<on at the 2014 New York Innovative Theatre Awards before transferring Off-Broadway, and then opening regionally at Luna Stage. He has also written in collaboration with Theatre 167 on The Jackson Heights Trilogy plays and The Church Of Why Not. Brantley’s acclaimed autobiographical ‘recovery cabaret’ Chicken-Fried Ciccone: A Twangy True Tale Of Transforma:on, directed by Obie-winner David Drake, played to audiences in New York, Dublin, Provincetown, and East Hampton.
Brantley is an eight-time New York Innovative Theatre Award nominee and winner of the Micheál MacLiammóir Award for Best Actor at the 2013 Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival. He is married to actor-singer Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper. More at jstephenbrantley.com.
J.Stephen is represented by Kathy Olsen at Encompass Arts. Member AEA, SAG-AFTRA.
Television credits include: "Succession", "Poker Face", "American Horror Story", "Gotham", "FBI: Most Wanted", "The Blacklist", "The Good Fight", "Neon Joe Werewolf Hunter", "Animal Kingdom"," Happy!", "Law & Order", "Difficult People", and more. On film: "Paradise", “Beach Rats”, “Deleted Scenes”, “A Piece Of Cake”, “Animals” “Great America”, “Gigi And Nate”. J.Stephen has also provided English-language dubbing for the Spanish series “Mentiras”.
Stage credits include: The Play That Goes Wrong (Portland Stage), Mope (Ensemble Studio Theatre), Murder In The First (The Directors Co./59E59), The Legend Of Georgia McBride (Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara), The Night Alive (Guild Hall East Hampton), Of Mice And Men (Bay Street Theater and North Coast Rep), Annapurna (Vermont Stage), Ghosts (Odyssey) Romeo And Juliet, R & J & Z, Shakespeare In Love (Opera House Arts), Pirira (Theatre 167), Slap & Tickle (Provincetown Theater), This Is Modern Art, A Christmas Carol (Blessed Unrest), The Jamb, Bareback Ink, Cabaret At The End Of The World (Hard Sparks).
Brantley’s plays include Billy Baal, The Emilies, Eightythree Down, Furbelow, The Jamb, Shruti Gupta Can Totally Deal, and The Wedded Bachelors Of Second Garrote. Theatre 167’s production of his play Pirira was named Outstanding Premiere Produc<on at the 2014 New York Innovative Theatre Awards before transferring Off-Broadway, and then opening regionally at Luna Stage. He has also written in collaboration with Theatre 167 on The Jackson Heights Trilogy plays and The Church Of Why Not. Brantley’s acclaimed autobiographical ‘recovery cabaret’ Chicken-Fried Ciccone: A Twangy True Tale Of Transforma:on, directed by Obie-winner David Drake, played to audiences in New York, Dublin, Provincetown, and East Hampton.
Brantley is an eight-time New York Innovative Theatre Award nominee and winner of the Micheál MacLiammóir Award for Best Actor at the 2013 Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival. He is married to actor-singer Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper. More at jstephenbrantley.com.
J.Stephen is represented by Kathy Olsen at Encompass Arts. Member AEA, SAG-AFTRA.

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