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Guy Van Swearingen was born on 31 August 1963 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is an actor, known for Power Book IV: Force (2022), The Merry Gentleman (2008) and Captive State (2019).
Guy Van Swearingen is the founding artistic director of A Red Orchid Theatre, where he has appeared in over a dozen productions, most recently Red Handed Otter, Simpatico (Jeff Award nomination), the world premiere of The Opponent (also at 59E59 in New York) and The Sea Horse (Jeff Award nomination).
Guy Van Swearingen is an actor and native Chicagoan. He is also a retired Chicago firefighter having attained the rank of Lieutenant. On Chicago Fire he has portrayed two characters. He has an extensive list of credits in the theater, film, and television.
Guy Van Swearingen is a founding member, the founding Artistic Director and a Board Member of A Red Orchid. He has appeared in over a dozen AROT productions, including The Moors, Traitor, The Nether, Red Handed Otter, The Opponent (which was also produced at 59E59 in NYC), The Sea Horse (Jeff Nomination), Simpatico (Jeff Nomination), Gagarin ...
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Sep 26, 2017 · Once a couple, Jennifer Engstrom and Guy Van Swearingen awkwardly reunite in “Simpatico.” Richard Termine for The New York Times. Carter and Vinnie were childhood pals who became partners in...
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Jul 30, 2014 · A two-character, four-fisted drama that knocked ’em dead in Chicago, directed by Karen Kessler, “The Opponent” charts the shifting balance of power between a young boxer (Kamal Angelo Bolden)...
Guy Van Swearingen is known for Power Book IV: Force (2022), The Merry Gentleman (2008) and Captive State (2019).
Dec 18, 2022 · GUY VAN SWEARINGEN is making his TimeLine Theatre debut. OffBroadway credits include THE OPPONENT (59E59). Select regional credits include ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (Court), SWEAT (Huntington), THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN’S WINDOW (Goodman), SIMPATICO (McCarter), THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE (Steppenwolf, Seattle Rep, A.C.T.), TAKING CARE ...
