Robert Stanton
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BIO
LCT: A Free Man of Color, The Coast of Utopia. Broadway: Ink, Saint Joan, Mary Stuart, A Small Family Business. Off-Broadway: two-dozen credits include Love Child (written and performed w/ Daniel Jenkins) and All in the Timing (Obie Award). Off-off-Broadway includes The Gold Room. Films: over twenty, from A League of Their Own to Jason Bourne. Recent TV includes “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” and “Mr. Mercedes.”
STAGE CREDITS
Productions
Writing
Playwright
Movies
[ 1988 ] Dionysus
[ 1990 ] Dudley
[ 1992 ] Bart Macklerooney
[ 1992 ] Western Union Man
[ 1993 ] Henry Mitchell
[ 1996 ] Erb Crandal
[ 1997 ] Arthur Townsend
[ 1997 ] Ed Pratt
[ 1997 ] Jeff
[ 1998 ] Dean Crandell
[ 1998 ] Robert
[ 2000 ] Fetishist
[ 2002 ] Joe Tunney
[ 2003 ] Advisor
[ 2004 ] Ted Van Sant
[ 2006 ] Chris Newberger
[ 2008 ] James Weathersby
[ 2009 ] Armand
[ 2009 ] Derek Smeath
[ 2010 ] Armand
[ 2015 ] Jeffrey Gregg
[ 2016 ] Government Lawyer
TV Shows
Mr. Acker
Douglas Preston, Tim Grayson, Jacob Sutter
Mr. Nower, School Official, Dennis Griscom
Anthony 'Robi' Frobisher
M.E. John Chapman
[ 2025-2025 ] Luddy Sykes
Awards and Nominations
winner
Robert Stanton, All in the Timing
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Robert Stanton has appeared on Broadway in 9 shows.
Robert Stanton has not appeared in the West End.
and Performance (Obie Awards) for All in the Timing.
Robert Stanton has won the following awards: a 1998 Obie Award for his performance in The Long Christmas Ride Home, a 1993 Theater World Award for his role in Seven Guitars, and a 1993 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical for his work in And the World Goes 'Round. He has received nominations for a 1998 Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical for his role in The Secret Garden and a 2008 Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his performance in the Broadway revival of the musical Passing Strange.
Robert Stanton has written 2 shows including Love Child (Playwright), Love Child (Playwright).