Al Rodrigo

Al Rodrigo is an American character actor who has performed professionally in theatre, films, and television since the early1980?s. Rodrigo was born in New York City to Puerto Rican parents. He is a drama graduate of the New York City High School of Performing Arts, and holds a BFA in theatre from Syracuse University. Some of his film credits include Last Rites, The Glass Shield, Brown?s Requiem, The Great White Hype, The Birdcage, Citizen Jane and House of Sand and Fog, among others. Some of his theatre credits include: Open Admissions on Broadway U/S, Blood Wedding, The Death of Garcia Lorca, and Bang Bang Blues at the New York Public Theatre, Don Juan of Seville at Classic Stage Company, The Se orita from Tacna and Savings at INTAR, New York 1937 at the Jewish Rep. Company, The Happiest Song Plays Last at The Los Angeles Theatre Center, One Crazy Day/The Marriage of Figaro at The Arizona Theatre Company, Pericles at Hartford Stage, Romeo and Juliet and Comedy of Errors at Syracuse Stage, Bandido! at The Mark Taper Forum, La Posada Magica and Bang Bang Blues at South Coast Rep., among numerous others. He has made many guest appearances on television shows including: Supernatural, CSI- Miami, NYPD Blue, Wanted, The West Wing, High Incident, Leg Work, Star Trek DS9, SeaQuest, ARLI$$, Martin, Something Wilder, The Nanny, Riders in the Sky, Prey, Pros and Cons, among numerous others. He has also had recurring roles on Days of Our Lives, Loving, and General Hospital. He is also a voice actor and is featured as Quinlan Vos in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, as well as in the animated features: Coco, Bilal, Penguins of the Madagascar, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Scooby Doo!- The Mystery Begins, and others. He can also be heard on such video games as: Army of Two-The Devil?s Cartel, Tomb Raider, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Dishonored, Unit 13, Asura?s Wrath, and others. Mr. Rodrigo also has done extensive work in the ADR looping community in both Los Angeles and in New York City, where he continues to do voice work in numerous feature film and television projects.