Biography
Josh Breslow (Thomas) – Film: Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, Love and Other Drugs, Houdini. Television: New Girl, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Once and Again, Port Charles/General Hospital as well national commercials. Theater: Theatre-District (Black Dahlia Theater, LA), The Secret Garden (Sacramento Music Circus), and many others. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0107754
To see more of Josh’s work, click on: VIDEOS (which will take you to that page on this site)
Critical Praise for Josh
“First off, if you have never seen a production by Deaf West Theatre… Flowers for Algernon is a bilingual theatre experience, blending American Sign Language and English to include both Deaf and hearing audiences…. The three actors portraying Charlie—Daniel N. Durant, Sean Eaton and Josh Breslow—are distinct but unilaterally strong. Durant and Breslow demonstrate particularly great chemistry given their seeming proximity in age and director Matthew McCray allows for some intentional, complementary variation in terms of line readings that works excellently.”
Erin Neel, theatre reviewer for “Los Angeles I’m Yours” website, October 8, 2013
Squiggy and the Goldfish photo by Elisha Schaefer
“The acting in Squiggy is superb, with praise to Josh Breslow as the hapless Squiggy … Breslow in particular does an outstanding job dealing with the subtle changes in character that come with each revelation about Squiggy’s past. The nebishy Squiggy of the opening scenes is nothing like the raw and exposed Squiggy at the end of the play, and Breslow excels at both.”
Byrne Harrison of Stage Buzz; review of Squiggy and the Goldfish at The Workshop Theater, NYC
And more praise…
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“Theater District is one of the best plays of the year in LA”
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“Josh Breslow … plays well opposite Caughell. The pair engage in some classic child-type arguments that delighted the crowd.”
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“Breslow brings intensity and gravitas to the voiced embodiment of Charlie’s thoughtful adult self.”
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“The main draw of this staging by Matt Shackman is the young actor Josh Breslow, who delivers a uniquely realistic portrayal of adolescent angst.”
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“At the center of ‘Squiggy’ is a brave, sharp performance by Josh Breslow as the title character.”
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Biography
To see more of Josh’s work, click on: VIDEOS (which will take you to that page on this site)
Critical Praise for Josh
“First off, if you have never seen a production by Deaf West Theatre… Flowers for Algernon is a bilingual theatre experience, blending American Sign Language and English to include both Deaf and hearing audiences…. The three actors portraying Charlie—Daniel N. Durant, Sean Eaton and Josh Breslow—are distinct but unilaterally strong. Durant and Breslow demonstrate particularly great chemistry given their seeming proximity in age and director Matthew McCray allows for some intentional, complementary variation in terms of line readings that works excellently.”
Erin Neel, theatre reviewer for “Los Angeles I’m Yours” website, October 8, 2013
Squiggy and the Goldfish photo by Elisha Schaefer
“The acting in Squiggy is superb, with praise to Josh Breslow as the hapless Squiggy … Breslow in particular does an outstanding job dealing with the subtle changes in character that come with each revelation about Squiggy’s past. The nebishy Squiggy of the opening scenes is nothing like the raw and exposed Squiggy at the end of the play, and Breslow excels at both.”
Byrne Harrison of Stage Buzz; review of Squiggy and the Goldfish at The Workshop Theater, NYC
And more praise…
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“Theater District is one of the best plays of the year in LA”
-
“Josh Breslow … plays well opposite Caughell. The pair engage in some classic child-type arguments that delighted the crowd.”
-
“Breslow brings intensity and gravitas to the voiced embodiment of Charlie’s thoughtful adult self.”
-
“The main draw of this staging by Matt Shackman is the young actor Josh Breslow, who delivers a uniquely realistic portrayal of adolescent angst.”
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“At the center of ‘Squiggy’ is a brave, sharp performance by Josh Breslow as the title character.”
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Josh Breslow (center, red t-shirt) in one of the national commercials he has appeared in
Meet More Team Members
T.W. Leshner
Actor - "Adam"
Alex Wand
Composer
Justin Park
Actor - "George"
Francesca Marciano
Production Designer