Frank Blocker. (Author/Performer) Plays include Southern Gothic Novel (Drama Desk Award nominee for Solo Performance), Eula Mae's Beauty, Bait & Tackle (off-Broadway), Patient Number (Inner Voices Social Issues One-Act Play Winner-University of Illinois), Suite Atlanta (78th Street Studio), The Wisconsinners (Dubuque Fine Arts Center), Kiss and Fade (Atlantis Playmakers, Boston), Air Marshals, Chameleüns (w/ Rochelle Burdine), Macbeth: The Murdery Mystery (w/ Lydia-Bolen Gordon), Alice w/ composer William Wade, and one-minute play 2≅1 (Brooklyn College/GI60 project). He is currently finishing up a new solo play, Good Jew (though he isn’t either). Frank also edited sci-fi novel The Slaves of Votarus by Murray Scott Changar, and co-edited Stage THIS! Ten-Minute Plays, Stage This, TOO! More Ten-Minute Plays, and Stage THIS! Volume III. His next role is Jefferson Davis in Twighlight with Steven Cooper, filming in November. On stage, he has appeared with Peculiar Works Project in their Obie-award winning West Village Fragments/East Village Fragments, and was very proud to be "the last Don" in their Don Quixote Project. New York credits include Roderick Usher in Berkoff’s Fall of the House of Usher, Mortimer in Brecht’s Edward II, and Mr. Peachum in PWP's The Beggar’s Opera. Other favorite include Damn Yankees, Greater Tuna, and The Verdict. He is an honors graduate of Cameron University and studied theatre and writing at Southeastern Oklahoma State University under Molly Risso and Dennis Letts/Howard Starks, respectively. He lives in Manhattan with his dog and cat. He is a member of Actors’ Equity Association and the Dramatists Guild.