You can view my headshots and
résumé below and I've linked some of the theatres, stars and directors on my
résumé to other informative sites. Eventually my site will contain additional
links that I find useful and informative, related to politics, lifestyle,
shopping on line, etc. Perhaps you, gentle reader, will find something of use
here as well.
What I call my “buzz” shot. Later in the
session I shaved my head, aka the “bald”
shot.
Somewhat older photos of
me, also shot by Glenn Jussen, a few years before I shaved my head: my smile shot, serious, industrial, and what I call interesting. It doesn’t
really look like me and I sort of channel Donald Moffat in the
shot, but I’ve always liked it.
Here's the hot-linked HTML
version of my résumé, somewhat out-of-date,
but with some interesting links. It will be updated fully in the future, when
we will all have more spare time! Eventually, it will be a hot-linked mini-biography
of every damn thing I’ve ever done, in curriculum vitae style. In the meantime, here are two pdf versions
of reasonably current résumés; the first is used for live theatre project
submissions and the second for film
and television.
From the
Westchester-Rockland Journal News:
Minkow's ace in
the hole is Mark Peters as Frank. Peters gives a thoughtful, measured performance
that drags him into the depths but ultimately sees him through to the other
side.
Peters takes us along with him-from uncertain actor summoned by the director
for a cold reading to the out-of-town tryout and the demons that await him to opening
night in New York-with assuredness and a commanding grasp of the material. His
Frank has been through a lot and, at the end of the night, we have been, too.
Peters' performance is worth the price of admission. Watch him take this ride.
It's a performance you won't soon forget.
