Mike Scott Robertson

Theater


Ratcliffe (with David Blatt and David Stradley) in Richard III (©Delaware Shakespeare Festival 2007)
Murderer (with Adam Altman) in Richard III (©Delaware Shakespeare Festival 2007)

Ratcliffe (with David Stradley) in Richard III (©Delaware Shakespeare Festival 2007)
Scoop (with Nicole Blicher, Bryan Dawidowicz, and Miriam White) in Six Seconds in Charlack (Nice People Theatre Co. 2007)

Dr. Fields (with Miriam White) in Six Seconds in Charlack (Nice People Theatre Co. 2007)
Scoop (with Bryan Dawidowicz) in Six Seconds in Charlack (Nice People Theatre Co. 2007)

Launce in Two Gentlemen of Verona (Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival-YPC 2006)
Launce in Two Gentlemen of Verona (Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival-YPC 2006)

Launce (with Brian Weiss as Crab the dog) in Two Gentlemen of Verona (Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival-YPC 2006)
Priest (with Aaryn Kopp and Will Strasser) in Twelfth Night (Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival-YPC 2005)

Saul Kimmer (with Vincent Quintiliani and Thomas Bazar) in True West (Hunger Theatre 2006)
Saul Kimmer (with Vincent Quintiliani and Thomas Bazar) in True West (Hunger Theatre 2006)

Seamus Shields in Shadow of a Gunman (Irish Repertory Theatre of Philadelpia 2005)
Seamus Shields (with Dean Carvin) in Shadow of a Gunman (Irish Repertory Theatre of Philadelpia 2005)

Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (Hedgerow 2004)
Bob Cratchit (with Evelyn Kampmeyer as Tiny Tim) in A Christmas Carol (Hedgerow 2004)

F. Scott Fitzgerald in Zelda and Scott: Boats Against the Current (Green Light Theatrical Productions 2003)
F. Scott Fitzgerald (with Alexandria Dilks Pandola) in Zelda and Scott: Boats Against the Current (Green Light Theatrical Productions 2003)

F. Scott Fitzgerald (with Alexandria Dilks Pandola) in Zelda and Scott: Boats Against the Current (Green Light Theatrical Productions 2003)
Praed (with Sharon King, Bob Heath, Alexandria Dilks Pandola) in Mrs. Warren's Profession (Green Light Theatrical Productions 2004)

Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Delaware Shakespeare Festival 2003)
Younger Spencer in Edward II (Living End Theater Co. 2002)

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