Clark Coffey

Clark started his acting career in the theatre and has recently expanded into film, commercial, and industrial acting. Clark is proud to claim nearly 20 credits. Some of Clark's theatre roles include the outrageous inventor Charles Schmendiman in Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Leon Trotsky's Spanish assassin Ramon Mercader in All in the Timing, and Neil Simon's alter-ego Lucas Brickman in Laughter on the 23rd Floor. Clark also played the deranged doctor Herbert West in his own stage adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's "Herbert West: Reanimator." Clark is now spending more time in front of the camera and has recently played Gary - a depressed, but ultimately triumphant writer - in Youssef Marzouk's Mirage, a priest with a mission to convert an unrepentant inmate in Ben Koppin's Saul of Suburbia, and Gabe Tillman - a recent college graduate who slowly loses his mind - in Chris Taylor's The White Year. In addition to acting and writing, Clark also successfully produced and directed Neil Simon's The Good Doctor at the John Hand Theater. The production was critically and commercially successful. Clark has studied at numerous academies and studios including the Denver Center Theatre Academy at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, the Larry Moss Studio, and the Ivana Chubbuck Studio.