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Peter Basch

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      Physical Characteristics:

      Gender: Male
      Height: 6' 1"
      Weight: 180 lbs.
      Hair: Balding
      Eyes: Blue
      Bust/Chest: 44"
      Waist: 36"
      Body Type(s): Average
      Portrayable Age: 45 years - 53 years
      Portrayable Ethnicities: British,  Caucasian/White,  European,  French,  German
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      Experience:

      Film
      Paulie, a Parrot's Tale Grad Student 1 Dreamworks
      Fish w/ Martha Plimpton Trooper Indie
      Other
      Hell's Kitchen Sink sketch comedy writer/performer Ensemble Studio Theatre
      Another Fine Mess sketch comedy writer/performer Manhattan Punch Line
      Stage
      4th Time Around Paulie Ensemble Studio Theatre
      Awoke One Magritte Ensemble Studio Theatre
      The Artistic Direction (by Roger Hedden) George Adams Manhattan Punch Line
      7 Menus (by David Ives) Paul Manhattan Punch Line
      Wonderful Party! (by Howard Korder) Ben Manhattan Punch Line
      We Never Learn Manners the Butler One Dream Theatre
      Uncle Lumpy Comes to Visit (by Laurence Klavan) Uncle Lumpy Manhattan Punch Line
      Rapid Eye Movement Warren New Georges
      Television
      Girls Gone College (2009) Dick, the figure model Sandler Ink webisode
      All My Children College Professor ABC
      One Life to Live Journalist ABC
      Another World Businessman NBC
      Voice Over
      Normandy, the Great Crusade General Meyer History Channel
      Actor Bio
      PETER BASCH is a native New Yorker, and graduated from Columbia College with a degree in Physics. After dropping out of Berkeley grad school in Astrophysics, he acted in Shakespeare and Ben Jonson plays.
      Peter became a member of the Manhattan Punch Line Comedy Theater, and the Ensemble Studio Theatre. He started writing as part of the sketch comedy group, Another Fine Mess. His play English (It's Where the Words Are) won a spot in the HBO New Writers Project. English then went on to E.S.T.'s Marathon of One-Acts. It was produced at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, where it won the MCI Jury Award; it was also featured in the Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle; and published by Smith & Kraus.
      Peter was commissioned by the Sloane Foundation to write a one-act about physics, called Art Has Nothing to Tell Us About Science. Peter's original animation, Naked Mole Rats, was optioned by Klasky/Csupo.

      Skills and Training:

      Special Skills
      Photographer
      Languages
      English , British Accent French German
      Professional Training/Education
      BA in Physics from Columbia University
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