Third Watch
NBC (ended 2005)
Cast & Crew
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Coby Bell
Ty Davis Jr.
Coby Bell was born on May 11, 1975, in Orange County, California. He is the son of Broadway veteran Michel Bell. He is a graduate of San Jose State University. Coby has had roles on sitcoms like Half & Half, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, ER. He held a lead roles for the part of Tyrone Davis Jr. on Third Watch and Jason Pitts on The Game.moreless -
Michael Beach
Doc Parker (Episodes 1-103)
Michael Beach's credits span the worlds of film, television and theater. A graduate of the Juilliard School, Beach has worked with acclaimed directors such as Tony Scott, James Cameron, Robert Altman and Mike Figgis. He currently stars in "Third Watch" as idealistic paramedic Monte "Doc" Parker. Referring to his character Beach says, "In the past, Doc has always tried to do the right thing. This season, I hope to explore more layers of his character, maybe complicate things a bit."
In 1997, Beach was in the hit film "Soul Food" about a family dealing with death and survival (starring Vanessa Williams and Vivica A. Fox). Directed by George Tillman and produced by Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds. In what many consider to be his breakout film role, Beach starred in "Waiting to Exhale" opposite Angela Bassett and Whitney Houston. He also starred in the feature "A Family Thing" with Robert Duvall and James Earl Jones, "White Man's Burden," "True Romance," "One False Move," "Internal Affairs," "Lean on Me" and "The Abyss."
On television, Beach had a recurring role on NBC's Emmy Award-winning drama "ER," portraying Jeanie Boulet's (Gloria Reuben) husband who had contracted the HIV virus and passed it on to her. Beach also starred opposite Don Cheadle in the cable movie "Rebound," directed by his best friend, Eriq La Salle ("ER"). He has played the nephew to Cicely Tyson's Scrooge in "Ms. Scrooge," a cable network's movie update of Charles Dickens' c "A Christmas Carol," and starred opposite Lela Rochon in the TV movie "The Ruby Bridges Story," a true depiction of desegregation in public schools. He will appear in the independent film "Crazy as Hell," directed once again by La Salle, and the film "Asunder" with Blair Underwood.
Born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, Beach has been acting since high school when a friend talked him into auditioning for a school play. He has performed off-Broadway, in regional theater and in Los Angeles theater in such productions as "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Ascension Day."moreless -
Bobby Cannavale
Bobby Caffey (Episodes 1-38)
A native of Union City, New Jersey, Bobby Cannavale has had varied film and stage experiences. Bobby lived in New Jersey until he was thirteen. After his parents divorced, Bobby and his mother moved for two years to Puerto Rico. Later on he moved to Coconut Creek, Florida, where he graduated from high school before returning to New Jersey to live with his grandmother. Cannavale says he always knew that he wanted to be an actor, and as a child seeking refuge from his bad neighborhood started performing in a church theater company. "When I grew up in Union City, NJ, there weren't many role models around," Bobby said. "I guess the biggest influences in my life were my parents who kept me off the streets and out of trouble. Now, we're celebrating Latin role models on national television." Bobby was married to writer and former actress Jenny Lumet, daughter of Sidney Lumet and granddaughter of Lena Horne. He met Jenny when he was acting on stage: "I was doing a theater show and when I bowed for the curtain call, I spotted [her] in the audience. I was playing a character who had AIDS, and when the play was over, I ran out to find her but I forgot to take the lesions off my face," he remembers. He introduced himself to her and recommended that she "stick around. There's a party afterwards and ... I want to talk to you.' We got married six months later."moreless -
Eddie Cibrian
Jimmy Doherty (Episodes 1-101)
Eddie was born, Edward Bryant Cibrian on June 16, 1973 in Burbank, California. He was the first and only child of Carlos and Hortensia Cibrian. Eddie was raised in San Fernando Valley. Eddie began his acting career at thirteen after finding out that his classmate had starred in commercials. He discussed this with his parents and they agreed. He landed a national Coca-Cola commercial on his very first audition. A number of other commercials soon followed. Auditions however prevented him from joining playing sports. He put his acting career on hold to join his high school football team. After graduating from high school, he enrolled in UCLA in a Business course majoring in Economics. After some time, he decided to pursue his acting career, signed an agent and eventually leading to a starring role in Malcolm-Jamal Warner's Emmy Award-winning television special, "Kids Killing Kids." Soon after, he began landing roles on daytime dramas, including "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful." He also appeared in multiple episodes of "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Saved by the Bell: The College Years." He is most known for portaying Firefighter Jimmy Doherty on NBC's "Third Watch" now in its fifth season. Eddie's film credits include the Farrelly Brothers' "Say It Isn't So," the independent feature "But I'm A Cheerleader" and "Living Out Loud," in which Cibrian made a memorable feature-film debut as Holly Hunter's masseur. His television credits include the Biblical miniseries "In the Beginning," the television movie "Logan's War: Bound by Honor," and a starring role on the daytime drama "Sunset Beach." In his spare time, Eddie enjoys playing golf, football, tennis and basketball. He is also a skier and motorcyclist. He is involved in a number of charitable organizations, including Make-a-Wish Foundation, the American Paralysis Association, and Stitches, a group in South-Central Los Angeles that provides kids with an alternative to gangs. Eddie resides in his Los Angeles home with wife, make-up artist Brandi Glanville whom he married in May 12, 2001 and son Mason Edward Cibrian, born June 8, 2003. He recently played the character Tyler in the movie "The Cave" from 2005.moreless -
Molly Price
Officer (Now Detective) Faith Yokas
Molly Evan Price was born and raised in North Plainfield, New Jersey. She has two brothers and two sisters. She is Rutgers University alumni. Price has done numerous stage work and regional theater work. Molly has also guest starred in numerous TV series and television movies.
Molly Price is best known for her role on the NBC Drama Third Watch, as Officer Faith Yokas.
Price's hobbies are cooking, boxing and reading. Her family has a gourmet sandwich shop on Block Island called "Three Sisters".
Molly married her FDNY firefighter Derek Kelly (who was firefighter D.K. on Third Watch) October 13, 2001. They got a son, Jake, in November 2003.moreless -
Kim Raver
Kim Zambrano (Episodes 1-111)
Kimberly Jayne Raver was born on March 15, 1969 and grew up in New York City. She started her television career as a regular on the children's show Sesame Street from the age of 6 for three years. After Sesame Street, Kim joined off-Broadway's first all-children's theater. She graduated from Boston University, and continued to study theater in New York. Kim went on to get a role on Third Watch for several years, and has also had guest roles in shows such as The Practice, Spin City, and Law & Order. Her most recent role is that of Audrey Raines on the hit show 24. She starred in season 4 and 5. She is set to appear in the sixth season, but also has a part on the new series The Nine.moreless -
Anthony Ruivivar
Carlos Nieto
As the son of Tony Ruivivar, the founder of Society of Seven, Anthony Ruivivar was used to a life of fame and celebrity. He often left his native home in Hawaii to go on tour with his father, experiencing firsthand the entertainment industry from a tender age. Once he graduated, he began to pursue a life of his own in the industry and eventually landed in a small, highly competitive drama class at Boston University. Anthony's diverse heritage-- his father is of Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish descent, while his mother is of German and Scottish-- was both a boon and a burden when Anthony began working. It was hard to find roles because of his hard-to-place ethnicity, but at the same time, the demand for classically-trained ethnic young actors opened up several doors for him. The latter allowed him his pick of agencies in New York. Once Anthony made it to New York, he auditioned for, and landed, a role in a pilot. Afterwards, his career began to take off as he was cast in several major films, including Starship Troopers and Simply Irresistable. His biggest break came in 1999 when he was cast as Carlos Nieto, a clueless, self-absorbed paramedic who loved women almost as much as he loved himself. He describes Carlos as "an ethnically three-dimensional character you don't often see on TV with a lot of room to explore. I am happy to portray who I am ethnically and not have to identify with only one part of my background. My father is Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish and my mother is Scottish and German. The writers have allowed [my unique diversity] to be who Carlos is on the show, and that's brave." His character's development over the six seasons of the show from seemingly brain-dead to seemingly brain-dead with a heart showcased Anthony's amazing talent. In addition to acting onscreen, Anthony is involved with theatre. He is a member of both the Imua! Theatre company and Circle East, and with Tony Glazer from Imua!, wrote and directed the play SAFE. The stars of the play, about a group of strangers trapped in a bank vault after a robbery gone wrong, included Jason Wiles and Coby Bell, Anthony's Third Watch castmates. Anthony's other passion is music, as he grew up surrounded by it. He enjoys writing and playing music. "Leaving my guitars out reminds me of my home," says Anthony, "because growing up in Hawaii, my dad always used to do that. I like the idea that I can just pick one up and play it anytime." Anthony, who has been married for several years, has one son, and is a fan of boogie-boarding and surfing. He misses the oceans of Hawaii, and says, "It just recharges you. It fulfills you in a way that Central Park, as beautiful as it is, can't."moreless -
Skipp Sudduth
John "Sully" Sullivan
A stage and screen veteran, Skipp Sudduth came to "Third Watch," after appearing in the critically acclaimed Broadway production of "The Iceman Cometh" starring Oscar winner Kevin Spacey. Sudduth plays a streetwise police officer named Sully who works along side his young, idealistic partner, Ty Davis (Coby Bell). "I love the combinations in Sully," he says. "He's a veteran with a good heart. He's sarcastic without being cynical. He sees himself as the town sheriff." Born in Wareham, Massachusetts, Sudduth was an Air Force brat until he was 10, and his parents expected him to become a doctor (his mother, a nurse, worked on the first open-heart surgery team). He earned an undergraduate degree in biology, labored in hospitals and was headed toward medical school until he was diverted down a very unique career path that included stints in public relations and wine making. Eventually he found his calling when he landed in Chicago working with the Steppenwolf Theatre Company. Sudduth's film credits include "54," Spike Lee's "Clockers," "A Cool Dry Place" and "Money Train." He also starred alongside Robert De Niro and Jean Reno in the action-thriller "Ronin." The film was praised for its amazing car chase sequences and Sudduth, a race-car enthusiast, did 90 percent of his own driving stunts. Sudduth later starred in Joel Schumacher's "Flawless" (again with De Niro). Among Sudduth's guest-starring television appearances are NBC's "Law & Order," "Homicide: Life on the Street," "Trinity," "Mad About You" and "Cosby." Sudduth also appeared in the cable movie "George Wallace" and the cable series "Oz." Broadway stage work includes Lincoln Center's production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" with Helen Hunt, "On the Waterfront" and "The Grapes of Wrath." Sudduth recently appeared in Woody Allen's Off-Broadway production "Writer's Block." He has been seen at Joseph Papp's prestigious Public Theatre in "Marisol" and "The Big Funk." Sudduth is also a member of New York's Rumble-in-the-Redroom sketch comedy ensemble. Over the past 20 years, Sudduth has directed plays, comedy revues and short film projects while steadily working as an actor. In addition, Sudduth is a singer-songwriter and co-founder of the acoustic rock band Minus Ted. The band has just released their second album entitled "Really Really." Sudduth currently lives in New York City.moreless -
Jason Wiles
Maurice "Bosco" Boscorelli
Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Jason Wiles grew up in Lenexa, Kansas. Undecided after high school and having passed up the opportunity to play college football, he began to work for the local Parks and Recreation Department. A year later the movie Mr. & Mrs. Bridge (1990) came to Kansas City. It was then that Wiles began pursuing his interest in filmmaking by working on the set. Not long afterwards, "Sometimes They Come Back" (1991 TV), based on a Stephen King book, came to town and he worked on the crew as well as appearing in scenes as an extra. After forming some connections while working on these films, Wiles ventured to L.A., where he appeared in commercials before landing the lead in an after-school special. Many feel that his big break was a couple of years later when he took the role of Colin Robbins on "Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990), though others are more aware of his talent from his role as "Bosco" on "Third Watch" (1999). Recently he has begun to try his hand at directing and writing as well as theater. In the summer of 2002 he appeared in the Cape Playhouse production of "Mass Appeal" alongside Malachy McCourt, and in 2003 he was in Imua! Theatre Company's production of "Safe", which was co-written and directed by fellow Third Watcher Anthony Ruivivar. Upon completion of the final season of "Third Watch" 2005, Wiles began work on his independent film Lenexa, 1 Mile (2006) which he wrote and also directed. The movie wrapped in June 2005. In November 2006, Jason moved to Ely, Nevada for his new film.
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Amy Carlson
Alex Taylor (Episodes 32-88, recurring previously)
On July 7, 1969, Amy Lynn Carlson was born in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Amy is one of four children and she has two sisters Betsy and Lori as well a brother Joe. Her parents are teachers and used to teach at the American schools around the world, one time being in Amman, Jordan, when Amy was thirteen years old. Her mother Barbara used to own a music store as well at which she taught piano. Amy has been to every state in the United States, except Alaska, and aspires to travel throughout the Far-East and Africa. Amy attended Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois, where she graduated cum laude with a B.F.A. in East Asian history and a concentration in Theater in 1990. Amy was a Rep. Term VII participant. Every three years the Knox College Theater department presents Rep. Term (Repertory Theater Term), during which students take on all aspects of a Professional Repertory Theater company. She first became interested in acting in grade school, as her mother used to direct the school plays. Amy would miss her mother during rehearsals, so decided to get into it as well to be near her mom. It was a little later on in life at which she was "bit by the acting bug". Her first big role that she took on and moved to the big apple for (beginning in December of 1993), was to play "Josie Watts" on the now defunct daytime drama series (after thirty-five years of being on the air), "Another World" (NBC). She portrayed "Josie" for four years, and upon her departure, she was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award in the category of "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama Series". Carlson currently resides in New York City with her boyfriend Sid Butler, who is bassist of the band, "Les Savy Fav" as well as her her two cats, Delia and Remidy and her dog, Tyler. This is an original biography created by: Brittney Bing. All rights reserved, copying and/or changing is strichtly prohibited To get permission, contact Brittney through email at: babzeez@yahoo.com. As for anyone who copys this piece without permission, you will be notified of your consequencemoreless -
Tia Texada
Maritza Cruz (Episodes 80-132 , recurring previously)
Before landing her most notable role of NYPD Sgt. Maritza Cruz on Third Watch, Tia Texada was a singer. She appeared on the soundtrack for Dawson's Creek and she sang the part of Lupe, the parrot in the 1998 animated film Paulie.
She has appeared in movies like the 1996 From Dusk Till Dawn, the 2001 Glitter and the 2004 Spartan. She also had a role on the short-lived series Malibu Shores. While at Third Watch, she also had a recurring role on Static Shock, as the voice of Talon.moreless -
Nia Long
Sasha Monroe (Episodes 89- 132, recurring previously)
A charismatic actress who possesses equal parts beauty and talent, Nia Long became a fixture of many African-American ensemble films of the late 1990s. Born in Brooklyn, New York, on October 30, 1970, Long developed an interest in acting at an early age. She received training from Betty Bridges, mother of former child star Todd Bridges (best known for his role on the TV series Diff'rent Strokes.
Long got her start on TV, playing a character on the soap opera Guiding Light from 1991 to 1993. She earned her first helping of fame with her role on the popular sitcom Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, which cast her as Will Smith's love interest. The actress made her film debut in John Singleton's acclaimed Boyz 'N the Hood (1991), sharing the screen with the likes of Cuba Gooding Jr., Ice Cube, Angela Bassett, and Laurence Fishburne. She followed the film with Made in America (1993), a comedy that cast her as the daughter of Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson and also co-starred Will Smith.
Long subsequently established herself as a strong presence in romantic dramas and comedies, carving out a niche in such films as Soul Food (1997), Love Jones (1997) and The Best Man (1999). The actress also ventured into a number of other genres, as demonstrated by her roles in films ranging from supernatural horror Stigmata (1999) to big business crime drama The Boiler Room (2000) to inner-city police thriller In Too Deep (1999).
Long got a son, named Massai Zhivago Dorsey II, November 26, 2000, with Massay Z. Dorseymoreless -
Cara Buono
Grace Foster (Episodes 111-132, recurring previously)
As a young girl growning up in New York City, Cara Buono took her family's blue-collar work effort and began to turn it into an acting career that would later lead to screenwriting, starring roles, and countless unbridled displays of talent. With no help from friends, families, or mentors, she went out on her own, picked up a trade paper, and snuck into an audition. She managed to land a role in Harvey Fierstein's play 'Spook House', despite her lack of experience.
From there on out, Cara's career blossomed, both through her hard work and tenacity and her natural talent. She continued stagework both on and off Broadway, and began a film career opposite Ethan Hawke and Jeremy Irons in 'Waterland'. Much of her work has been in indie films such as Chutney Popcorn, Happy Accidents, Next Stop Wonderland, and Two Ninas, which she co-produced.
As well as acting, Cara has directed, produced, and written, including the short film Baggage, which starred Liev Schreiber. She co-wrote the screenplay When The Cat's Away with Brad Anderson, and cut a deal with Miramax for a screenplay adaptation of one of F. Scott Fitzgerald's works.
Most recently, Cara starred on the final season of the NBC drama Third Watch as Grace Foster, a headstrong paramedic with an unbridled ego and the skills to back it up.
Cara Buono is a graduate of Columbia University with a double major in English and Political Science. She got her degree in three years, again helped by her blue-collar work ethic. "I'm the luckiest girl in the world. I've worked really hard, and it's exciting how all this is playing out," she says.moreless -
Chris Bauer
Fred Yokas (Episodes 45-110, recurring otherwise)
A native of Los Angeles, Chris Bauer honed his skills after numerous years on stage in Chicago performing with such noted ensembles as the Steppenwolf Theatre Company which later provided his career with a boost after his controversial role as well as with the famed Goodman Theatre there. From there, Bauer studied at the Yale School of Drama and then moved to New York, where he became a member of the Atlantic Theater Company which was founded by David Mamet and William H. Macy. After a while, he returned to Chicago's stage community where he gained notice for his performance in Steppenwolf's production of the disturbing "Clockwork Orange," which Bauer credits as a watershed moment in his career. Later, Bauer gained his first feature-film role in "Snow White" opposite Sigourney Weaver. His other film credits include "Face/Off," "Devil's Advocate," "Flawless," "8MM" and "Animal Factory" (directed by Steve Buscemi). Bauer also recently appeared in HBO's series "The Wire" and acclaimed TV movie "61*" which addressed New York Yankee star Roger Maris' torturous 1961 assault on Babe Ruth's single-season home-run record. On "Third Watch," Bauer portrays a trouble-prone blue-collar worker who frequently verbally spars with his dissatisfied wife (fellow series star Molly Price) over his drinking and irresponsible habits. "Fred is a good man, but is the last to believe it," says Bauer. "He cares deeply for his family but many times is blinded by his emotions." Even though the series is filmed in New York City, Bauer resides in the Los Angeles area with his wife and two children.moreless -
Bonnie Dennison
Emily Yokas (Episodes 89-132, recurring previously)
Bonnie Dennison began acting professionally at the age of nine when she appeared on the PBS series Reading Rainbow. After that she appeared in several commercials, independent films, and a short-lived television series.
Then, in 2002, she joined the cast of the NBC drama, Third Watch where played "Emily Yokas" until the series ended in 2005.
In January of 2007, Bonnie was cast as "Daisy" on the CBS soap opera Guiding Light.
Dennison lives in New York, where she shares an apartment with her mother and several animals.moreless -
Josh Stewart
Brendan Finney (Episodes 113-132)
Born and raised in the small town of Diana, West Virginia, Josh attended West Virginia Wesleyan College then transferred after a year to West Virginia University where he graduated with a business degree in marketing.
Josh got his start doing local theater at the Landmark Theatre in Sutton, West Virginia, and eventually moved to New York where he studied at the T. Schreiber Studios (and was a company member of the 13th Street Repertory Theatre). He then moved to Los Angeles and performed on stage in Light Bulb and Beacon (which also starred Robert Forster and Brooke Shields).
In addition, Stewart also had a part in the independent film Jekyll and won a co-starring role in his first pilot Then Came Jones.
He has appeared in the television show CSI, and in a starring role on the police drama Third Watch. As of March 2007 he plays a Hollywood actor named Holt McLaren on the drama Dirt.moreless -
Wendell Pierce
Conrad "Candyman" Jones
Pierce was born in New Orleans and raised in a neighborhood next to Lake Pontchartrain. His mother was a teacher and his father, a WWII veteran, worked as a maintenance engineer. He attended the New Orleans Centre for Creative Arts high school where he graduated as a Presidential Scholar. Pierce attended the Juilliard School and began appearing in small film roles by 1985. He has made his living as a full time actor since 1985. He continues to work as a stage and TV actor. Pierce is best known to TV audiences as Detective William "Bunk" Moreland in the highly acclaimed series The Wire. Prior to The Wire, he is most recognized from his role in Waiting to Exhale.
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John Michael Bolger
Lt. Johnson
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Nick Chinlund
Det. Tancredi (uncredited)
Six feet, two inches tall, Chinlund initially left his New york home to play basketball at Brown University, but was injured during his freshman year. At Brown, he majored in History.
In addition to several TV character roles, Chinlund has appeared in many plays and off-broadway. He worked at the Williamstown Theater Festival from 1988 to 1989.
He lives in East Harlem New York and in Los Angeles.moreless -
Charles Haid
Cathel T. Finney
Brother of David Haid. Cousin of TV host/singer Merv Griffin. Father of two daughters with actress Penelope Windust. -
Lisa Vidal
Sarah Morales
Lisa started acting at fourteen, she says if she was not an actress she would be a vet. She loves to sing. She is about 5'3. Her little sister stars in Taina. -
Jon Seda
Matty Caffey
Jon Seda was born in Clifton, New Jersey. He got his first start as a boxer when he decided to try out in the film "Gladiator". All he was hoping for was to be an extra but he actually got a part. He was runner up at the NJ Golden Gloves competition. His record was 21-1. He got first noticed when he got the role of Chino in the film "I like it like that".moreless -
Nahanni Johnstone
Nicole
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Manny Perez
Manny Santiago
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Joe Lisi
Lt. Swersky
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Monica Trombetta
Dana Murphy
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Tia Texada
Maritza Cruz
Before landing her most notable role of NYPD Sgt. Maritza Cruz on Third Watch, Tia Texada was a singer. She appeared on the soundtrack for Dawson's Creek and she sang the part of Lupe, the parrot in the 1998 animated film Paulie.
She has appeared in movies like the 1996 From Dusk Till Dawn, the 2001 Glitter and the 2004 Spartan. She also had a role on the short-lived series Malibu Shores. While at Third Watch, she also had a recurring role on Static Shock, as the voice of Talon.moreless -
Tawny Cypress
Sharon Burns
Studied at Boston University, Westminster Choir College, with Mason Gross at Rutgers University, Barbara Marchant, and The William Esper Studio.
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Stephen Singer
Dr. Peterson
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Josh Hamilton
Dr. Thomas
A native New Yorker, Josh Hamilton was born in 1969. His father is actor/director (As The World Turns, current) Dan Hamilton. His first theatrical experience was watching his dad perform in the Off-Broadway production of Godspell at the tender age of three. He began to act professionally during his teenage years. He furthered his education at Brown University and studied with William Esper at the Neighborhood Playhouse. An established stage actor he has appeared in lots of productions which include, Women And Wallace/Playwrights Horizons, As Bees In Honey Drown/Drama Dept., The Cider House Rules, The Waverly Gallery and many more, too numerous to list. He also directed Little Bites by Pippin Parker (brother of Sarah Jessica Parker) for the Naked Angels Theatre Company. Josh is a co-founder of The Malaparte Theatre Company. He has been nominated for many awards and in 1992 won a daytime Emmy Award for his performance in the CBS Schoolhouse Break production of Abby, My Love. He lives in New York City.moreless
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