Echo Theater Company

Julian Acosta

Jonathan Baker

Connor Barrett

Nancy Bell

Elizabeth Bennett

David Burke

Linda Cardellini

Sarah Carter

Enrico Colantoni

Theatre: Uncle Vanya (Lillian Theatre), Pigs and Bugs (Echo Theater), Dracula (The Old Globe/San Diego), The Distance From Here (The Almeida/ London), Merry Wives of Windsor (NY Shakespeare Festival), Arabian Nights (Manhattan Theatre Club), The Triumph of Love (The Guthrie Theatre), Hamlet (Yale Rep).
Television: "Flashpoint" (CBS), "Veronica Mars" (CW), "Just Shoot Me" (NBC), "Hope and Gloria" (NBC), "James Dean" (TNT), "A Member of the Wedding" (USA), "Celine" (CBC), "Numb3rs", "Brothers and Sisters", "CSI", "NYPD Blue".
Film: My MomÕs New Boyfriend, ShermanÕs Way, Weather Girl, Full Frontal, AI, Galaxy Quest, Stigmata, The Wrong Guy, Albino Alligator, Money Train.
Born in Toronto, Canada, Trained at The Yale School of Drama (New Haven, CT) and The American Academy of Dramatic Arts (NYC). Lives in Los Angeles with his two kids and a dog named Chekhov.

Loreni Delgado

Loreni is originally from Panama, grew up in Miami, had a ten year layover in New York City and finally made her way to Los Angeles. After getting her Psychology and Writing degrees from NYU, she took to the stage performing at The Nuyorican Poets Café, Repertorio Espanol, Theater 22 and many others. Her latest TV credits include "Lost", "The King of Queens", "House", "The Riches" and "Standoff". Loreni is also a Voice Over artist. Some of her latest campaigns include Denny's, Purina, IKEA, Verizon Wireless, H&R Block and a narration for the ABC special "The Beauty of Ugly Betty". Although Loreni never did anything with her expensive Psychology degree, her Writing degree has been useful in her storytelling. She has written several one act plays and short films, one of which is currently in post-production.

Alana Dietze

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, Alana now calls Los Angeles home having originally trekked southward to pursue a BA in Theater from Occidental College. Undergraduate and regional theater credits include a four-hour-long adaptation of Henry James' novel The Awkward Age, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Rogers, All the Way, You, Sexual Perversity in Chicago, One Flea Spare, Bing, Every Man in His Humour, Sincerity Forever, Curse of the Starving Class and, with the Echo, 2006 Echo One Acts Ð Hartshorne. She has also studied with the British American Drama Academy and is a proud alumna of the comedy improv troupe Fantastiprov! Alana is ecstatic to be a member of the Echo.

Padraic Duffy

As a playwright, Padraic has worked at theaters throughout L.A., including, A.S.K. Theatre Projects, The Met Theater, The Echo Theater Co., Sacred Fools Theater Co. and Cypress College. His full-length plays include Tym & Brizz, The Illustrious Birth of Padraic T. Duffy, Feet, The Mechanical Rabbit, Tell the Bees, and Something is Hidden Inside the Couch, the latter of which was produced by the Echo Theatre Co. in 2006. As a lyricist he was chosen to participate in the 2002 A.S.K Nautilus Composers Studio, and since November 2006 has been writing the book and lyrics for Beaverquest! a serialized musical premiering new episodes weekly at the Sacred Fools Theater Co. He currently serves as Literary Associate at the Geffen Theater, and has begun his fourth year as Co-Artistic Director of The Sacred Fools Theater Co.

Britt Erickson

Born and raised in Massachusetts, Britt graduated from Boston's Emerson College with a BFA in acting. While at Emerson she developed a love of sketch comedy which remains with her today. She can be seen performing in Los Angeles and around the country with her sketch troupe, TROOP! TROOP! has also collaborated with National Lampoon, JibJab and various others. Britt has guest starred on the NBC comedy "Scrubs", Fox's "MADtv" and is currently filming multiple webisodes for CBS.com. She is thrilled to be a member of the Echo and has been seen in Sara Ruhl's Melancholy Play, Hartshorne - Echo One Acts, and Adam Bock's Thursday.

Christine Estabrook

Broadway: Spring Awakening (currently), Sisters Rosensweig, Heidi Chronicles, I"m Not Rappaport, Cherry Orchard. Off-Broadway: Ladyhouse Blues, Baby With The Bathwater, Blue Window, The Boys Next Door (Drama Desk Award), Pastorale (Obie Award). Regional: Arena Stage, La Jolla Playhouse, The Long Warg, American Repertory Theatre, (Charlotte Cushman Acting award). Films: "Spider-Man 2," "The Usual Suspects," "Catch That Kid." Television: best known for "Desperate Housewives."

John Pyper Ferguson

Matt Ferrucci

Matt hails from San Francisco and yes he grew up in "the City" and loves the 49ers. A graduate of the University of Southern California, he is often referred to as "The GREATEST actor of his generation" by his mother. Matt has trained at The Atlantic Theatre Company in New York as well as many, many other places. Favorite film credit is being directed by Al Pacino in his adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s Salome. Television credits include "CSI: Miami", "General Hospital", and "Haunted".

Mitchell Fink

Mitchell is originally from Cleveland, Ohio and found his way to Los Angeles a few years ago after successful stints in the 'real world' with Miller Lite Sports Marketing, The Cleveland Browns and adidas. His recent TV credits include: "Life", "Chuck", "The Unit", "Close to Home", "CSI NY" and a recurring role on "CSI". He has also appeared in the features "Zodiac" and "A Thousand Words", starring Eddie Murphy. He is excited to be a part of the Echo.

Lucas Fleischer

Lucas first worked with the Echo in the '03 One Acts, in Paul Grellong's The New Fire. His regional credits include Circling The Drain, All In The Timing, Stupid Kids, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Quills, Camino Real, and An Ideal Husband. Recent films include Boogeyman 2, Evil Angel, Outside Sales, States of Grace, and the award-winning short film The Fourth. He has appeared on Showtime's "Huff" and the NBC series "Windfall". Originally from Washington DC, Lucas holds a degree in theatre from Brown University. You can view his ridiculously elaborate website at lucasfleischer.com.

David Giuntoli

David Giuntoli is a mid-westerner, through and through. This St. Louis native is the product of a Dead Poets' Society-esque all boys high school, and majored in International Business and Finance at Indiana University in Bloomington. While frequenting his local watering hole, Dave was selected to join the cast of MTV's "Road Rules: South Pacific" where he ventured to the far reaches of Fiji, Tahiti and New Zealand. Dave settled down to Los Angeles where he most recently booked a recurring role on "Veronica Mars" for the CW and a guest star "Ghost Whisperer" for CBS.

Andrea Grano

Andrea Grano's recent credits include the independent films Outside Sales, Homecoming (which she also co-produced), and Primo. She has also been on various television shows, including "JAG", "In Justice", "The District", David Kelley's "Girl's Club", and most recently "24". She started her career doing theater in NYC, in such shows as Five Women Wearing the Same Dress, 3 Cains, As You Like It, and Romantic Comedy, then moved to Los Angeles where she began her film work in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes as Major Maria Cooper.

She has been a member of the Echo Theater Company since working as a guest artist in their 2004 One Acts, and has since done the 2006 One Acts and various staged readings with them.

Rob Helms

Marin Hinkle

Chris Hogan

Tina Holmes

Sarah Hudson

Sarah grew up in Virginia and received her B.S. in Finance and Management at U.Va. After working as an investment banker in San Francisco for 2 years, Sarah moved to LA to pursue her acting career. She has been in numerous commercials and her television credits include "Crossing Jordan", "Las Vegas", "Grounded for Life", and the WB pilot "Aces". She is a recent graduate of the Hothouse Improvisation Theater, where she performed weekly long-form improvisational plays. She is thrilled to now be a part of The Echo.

Larry Joshua

Larry Joshua spent fifteen years in NYC working Off-Broadway on original productions. Some of those original productions include Blue Window, Savage in Limbo, Sunday Runners in the Rain, and One Tiger to a Hill. In 1990 Larry moved to LA as a series regular on "Cop Rock", and later had a recurring role as Captain Bass on "NYPD Blue". He has appeared as a guest star on many television shows. Select film credits include Dances With Wolves, Unforgiven, Sea of Love, Midnight Clear, For the Love of the Game, Sugar Hill and Spiderman.

Laura Kachergus

Tara Karsian

Tara Karsian has guest starred on such, television shows as "The New Adventures of Old Christine," "Saving Grace," "Bones," "Lovespring International," "E.R.," "In Justice," "Without A Trace," "C.S.I." "Desperate Housewives," "Malcolm In The Middle," "Six Feet Under," "N.Y.P.D. Blue," and "Everybody Loves Raymond," among countless others and can be seen in the upcoming HBO series "12 Miles of Bad Road."

Tara appeared in the Echo's world premiere of Pigs and Bugs. She has, also, performed and directed in the ECHO's last two One-act festivals, and proudly teaches for ACT OUT, the ECHO's theater outreach program for incarcerated youth. Tara would, also, like to stop writing in the third person now, because she thinks it's creepy.

Emily Kosloski

Emily recently performed in the world premiere of Zhivago at the La Jolla Playhouse. Other theatre credits include the Broadway cast of Les Miserables and Off-Broadway/Regional credits with: NY Gilbert & Sullivan Players (Iolanthe), Ahmanson Theatre (James Joyce's 'The Dead'), La Jolla Playhouse (Dracula), La Mirada Theatre (Evita), Echo Theatre Co. (Uncle Vanya), Playwrights' Arena (The Orange Grove), Theatre @ Boston Court (Mother Courage), NoHo Arts Center (Barnum), and International City Theatre (Bed & Sofa). Recent TV guest appearances include: "Cold Case", "Big Love", "ER" , "Drake and Josh", "The Mind of the Married Man", "Helen of Troy" (mini-series), and "Port Charles". Emily can also be seen in the film Americanizing Shelley due out in early 2007.

Kristina Lear

Born and raised in Vermont, Kristina is a graduate of The Buxton School and The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre. She began work as an actress primarily developing new plays, originating roles in work by Paula Vogel, Joan Ackerman, David Mamet and others. She continues to work in theater, film, and television. Kristina helped develop and taught ActOut for two cycles with fellow Echo member Steve O'Connor. In 2006, Kristina was awarded a grant and fellowship with the American Film Institute's Directing Workshop for Women. Her first film, Cough Drop, which she wrote and directed, was chosen to premiere at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival.

Misi L. Lecube

Misi L. Lecube actress, voice-over artist, writer and producer is a New York City transplant. Her NYC theater credits include Performance Space 122, The Knitting Factory, The WestBeth, and The Mint theaters. LA theater credits include The Blank, The Zephyr, The McCadden & Theatre Theater. TV credits: "NYPD Blue", HBO's "The Comeback" and "Sex and The City". Recent Echo appearances include Julia Cho's The Small Museum as part of 2006 One Act Festival and Adam Bock's Thursday.

She is also a member of Jose Rivera's mentored Writers Group and is currently working on and developing a production company. Misi's cooking skills match her passion, talent and love of acting.

Hamish Linklater

Carol Locatell

Carol’s Broadway credits include Broadway Bound, The Shadow Box, The Rose Tattoo. Off-Broadway she did The March On Russia and La Ronde. She also did the national tours of The Odd Couple and A Day In The Death of Joe Egg. Some of her Regional Theatre credits are House of Blue Leaves, David’s Mother (Cleveland Playhouse and Pasadena Playhouse), Prisoner of Second Avenue, I Ought to Be In Pictures, Chapter Two (Burt Reynolds Theatre, Jupiter Fla.), Good King Charles Golden Days, Colette, The Gin Game (originated the role of Fonsia Dorsey), Bluewater Cottage, The Jewish Wife (ATA) The Chalk Garden, Caucasian Chalk Circle, The Firebugs (Actors Workshop) Triplets in Uniform, Dreams From Bunker Hill (TCG). Home Grown and the One Act Festival ‘06 (Echo Theater Company). She is the recipient of four Dramalogue Awards for work here in Los Angeles.

Some of her films include The Family Stone, Daytrippers, Bachelorman, Paternity, Sharkey’s Machine, Best Friends and the recently completed Ray of Sunshine. Television roles go all the way back to "Bonanza", with lots in between; but most recently guest star performances on "Numb3rs", "ER", "Without A Trace".

Nino Mancuso

Alison Martin

Alison Martin has appeared Off-Broadway in works by Peter Tolan, David Ives and David Mamet. On Broadway, Alison debuted in Neil Simon's Laughter on the 23rd Floor. In LA, she has appeared in The Marrieds, Naked from the Neck Up and the Echo's production of ANON, amongst other things. Besides appearing in numerous television shows including "Law & Order", "Without A Trace", "ER", "Seinfeld", Alison won a regional Emmy Award and has had recurring roles in "Shark", "Mad About You" and "Maggie". Her movies include Sleepover, Blades of Glory, Drillbit Taylor, Lost Skeleton Returns Again and Dark & Stormy Night. Alison has two amazing children with actor/writer Dan Hagen.

Jeremy Maxwell

Jeremy Maxwell grew up in Southern Oregon and Southern Denmark. He received a BA in Theater Arts from UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television and the University of Exeter, England. Jeremy has worked with the Echo Theater Company since 1998 during which time he performed in: the Ovation Award winning World Premiere of War Music (and the subsequent production of War Music at the Geffen Playhouse), Homegrown by Rick Cleveland (Directed by Paul McCrane), and a couple of Echo One Acts for good measure. With the Echo he has also workshopped Adam Rapp's Finer Noble Gases, Jessica Goldberg's Good Thing, and David Lindsey-Abaire's A Devil Inside. Other notable stage credits include: Adam Rapp's Ghosts in the Cottonwoods (Directed by Chris Fields), Welcome Home (Edinburgh Festival Fringe), Macbeth (U.K.), and Marat/ Sade (U.K.). Jeremy has appeared on "Summerland", MTV's "Undressed: Season One", "The Andy Dick Show", "Sabrina: the Teenage Witch", "Felicity", and "Linc's". Film credits include The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, The Duke, The Hazing, and Winning London. Skaal E.S.C.

Sigute Miller

Sigute Miller has diverse international theatrical experience and has won the best actress award twice at the Chicago International Theater Festival. Locally she has performed at the Old Globe, Group Rep, LA Theater Works and Wallenboyd. Some of her favorite acting teachers have been Scott Kelman, Jeff Corey, Stella Adler, Larry Moss, and Ed K. Martin. Sigute is also a vocalist and has performed at international music festivals and LA cabaret/clubs. Having taken time off to rear her rambunctious eleven year old, Lana, and garner numerous medals in the US Masters Swimming Championships, Sigute recently returned to the theatre in the EchoÕs production of Kate RobinÕs ANON. She is proud to be a member of this fine company.

Aaron Moody

Aaron Moody originally hails from beautiful southern Oregon. A proud member of the Echo, his credits with the company include Ron Fitzgerald's Remote Control and Adam Bock's Thursday. Other LA theater credits include The Speed of Darkness (The Eumenides Group) and Twelfth Night (Barnstormers). He has been seen on television in FX's "Nip/Tuck" as well as many commercials.

Wesley Moore

Branden Morgan

Originally from New Jersey, Branden has been a proud member of the Echo for the past 2 years. Branden appeared in Crazy Eights for the Echo One Act Festival in 2005, as well as several other stage plays in the Los Angeles area. He has also appeared in numerous television shows and feature films, including the film Timber Falls scheduled for release nationwide in late 2007.

Sarah Jane Morris

Longtime friend of the Echo, Sarah Jane Morris joins the group this year and can't wait to do her first production. In the meantime, Sarah is busy playing Julia Walker on ABC's "Brothers & Sisters" created by playwright Jon Robin Baitz. This current gig follows recurring arcs on NBC's "Windfall", "Felicity" and "Boston Public" as well as many guest stints on shows such as "Cold Case", "Ed", "Dark Angel" and Judd Apatow's "Undeclared". Born and raised in Memphis, TN, Sarah graduated from SMU and headed to Los Angeles shortly after to start her acting career.

Steven O'Connor

Tricia O'Kelley

Tricia O'Kelley has been a proud memeber of the Echo Theater Company since 2003. She began her career in Chicago, where she owned and operated a resource center for actors. In 1998, she started designing her own line of greeting cards called Heartsongs, which can be found anywhere Recycled Paper Greetings are sold. Recently, she decided to turn her OCD into a career and began another side business as a professional organizer (www.simplifyyourspace.com).

She has appeared in numerous television series including "Everybody Loves Raymond", "Two and a Half Men", "CSI", "Frasier", and recurring roles on "Malcolm in the Middle" and "Gilmore Girls". She can currently be seen on the CBS sitcom "The New Adventures of Old Christine" with Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Riel Paley

Although born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Riel grew up on the island of St. Croix in the United States Virgin Islands from the age of three until he graduated high school. Ever since the fourth grade, when he played Anansi in the West Indian play "Anansi the Spider Man", he knew he would one day have to live in the beautiful city of Los Angeles. After attending Bard College in upstate New York he fulfilled his dream of living in Los Angeles and has been here ever since. He has worked on many different independent films, two of which he acted in with fellow company members Lucas Fleischer and Aaron Moody entitled "The Fourth" and "Waterfall". He first had the privilege to work with The Echo in their production of "Uncle Vanya" and is currently working on a one man show entitled "Ghost Dancer".

Anna Perilo

Anna Perilo is originally from Omaha, Nebraska. She moved to Los Angeles about six years ago. Some of her recent credits include They're Playing Our Song, with the Valley Musical Theatre, Pigs and Bugs, with the Echo, and her one woman Cabaret, which she performed in as well as produced. She is thrilled to be a part of the Echo, with so many people that she looks up to and respects.

Carrie Preston

Carrie Preston is an actor, director and producer. With Daisy 3 Pictures, she directed the feature film 29th and Gay by James Vasquez (released by TLA) and the short film Feet of Clay by David Caudle. She also executive produced and starred in James Vasquez's Ready? OK! soon to be released by Wolfe Video. She is currently a series regular on HBO's ÒTrue BloodÓ. Other acting credits include Towelhead; Vicky Christina Barcelona; Doubt (the film); Duplicity; Transamerica; Lovely by Surprise; Straight-Jacket; My Best Friend's Wedding; Mercury Rising; "Desperate Housewives"; "Numbers"; "Sex and the City"; "Law and Order: Criminal Intent"; "Wonder Falls"; "Hope and Faith"; "Good Morning, Miami"; "Spin City". NY theater credits include Broadway: Festen, The Rivals, The Tempest; Off-Broadway: Chaucer in Rome ;Straight-Jacket; Freedomland ;The Libertine; Antony and Cleopatra. She studied acting at the University of Evansville and Juilliard and is married to the actor Michael Emerson.

Kit Pongetti

Kit comes from Texas with a BS in Communications from UT Austin and a six-string in her backseat. She is nowhere near as serious as her picture. A veteran of the sketch comedy and improv scene, she's performed at several theaters across the country including the Groundlings, Improv Olympic, UCB and at the NYC and SF Sketch Comedy Festivals. Her independent film credits include Loudmouth Soup, Invisible, In Smog and Thunder, Satellite Nation, and Dante's Inferno starring Dermott Mulroney and James Cromwell. She's guest-starred on "Scrubs", "The Gillmore Girls", "Reba" and many others sitcoms. You can currently see her on several national TV commercials, a random Roseanne episode that will never die or as a contestant on a Family Feud rerun. She can be heard monthly on the Sometime Anywhere Show sketch comedy podcast. As a singer and percussionist, she has performed all over the country with theV2 band Sumack and currently with singer/songwriter, Sam Winch. She is truly delighted to be working with the talented folks in the Echo.

JF Pryor

Meredith Roberts

After studying at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York City, Meredith did a series of off-broadway productions including Our Town and Bluming. Her Los Angeles theater credits include Signs Toward Home, Predator and Wide Angle. She has recurred on several series including: "Help Me Help You", "Scrubs" and "Veronica Mars". Television guest appearances include: "Notes From the Underbelly", "Monk", "Joey", "Kitchen Confidential", and "NYPD Blue", and Meredith recently completed a pilot for FOX.

Christopher Shaw

Recently appeared in the Echo productions of Thursday by Adam Bock, directed by Abigail Deser, and as Freddy in Something's Hidden Inside the Couch by Padraic Duffy directed by Chris Fields. He also appeared in a stage version of Raymond Chandler's The Blue Dahlia as Mafioso club owner, Leo, and the Brecht/Weill musical Happy End (Best Ensemble and Revival awards) as Dr. Nakamura (the Japanese gangster) at the Pacific Resident Theatre in Venice. Mr. Shaw continues a collaboration with director/designer Nancy Keystone and Critical Mass Performance Group in the development of Apollo - parts 1&2, which included playing Nazi war criminal and rocket scientist Arthur Rudolph in Apollo - pt. 1, Lebensraum at the new Kirk Douglas Theatre (CTG) in Culver City. Other credits include War Music at the Geffen Playhouse, and the original Echo Theater Co production of War Music at LATC (Ovation award for Best Ensemble and Best Play). NYC and Regional theatre includes Marvin's Room at Minetta Lane Theatre, Walking the Dead at Circle Rep, Painted Rain at Playwrights Horizons, Romeo and Juliet at The NY Public, Marvin's Room at Seattle Rep and The Kennedy Center, Present Laughter at Baltimore Center Stage, three seasons at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center , Innocent's Crusade at The Long Wharf, and The Hostage at Merrimack Rep. Film and TV of note: CBS Mini-Series "Bella Mafia" with James Marsden and the feature film Dogfight with River Phoenix and Lili Taylor. Chris was recently featured in the short film Sunnyslope, directed by Chris Fields which played in the New York Independent Film and Video Festival, and won the Best NY Short award. He also appears in the recent feature film Outside Sales.

Samantha Shelton

Samantha Shelton is a real live native of Los Angeles, CA and is thrilled to be a member of the Echo! She was bitten by the acting bug while spending endless summers as a child performing in Gilbert and Sullivan musicals at The Hillside Repertory Theatre at Occidental College. After studying voice and theatre at the LA County High School for the Arts, she continued her training at the North Carolina School of the Arts. She recently brought to life the role of Wanda in the Broadway workshop of Jon Waters CryBaby in NYC. Other recent theatre credits include The Shape of Things (Santa Monica Playhouse), Cabaret (Luckman Fine Arts Complex), Into the Woods (R.J. Reynolds Theatre), and Children of a Lesser God (Catawba County Playhouse). She is a series regular on Lifetime's "Monarch Cove," and has had recurring roles on shows such as "Gilmore Girls," "Conviction," and "Judging Amy" among others. Her recent films include ShopGirl, White Oleander", Rise, and the indies Ellie Parker, Leaving Alan, and the upcoming Guy Seeks Chair. Samantha is also a founding member and co lead singer of the hit cabaret If All the Stars Were Pretty Babies alongside Zooey Deschanel, and has a swell solo act of her own! Check out her music at www.myspace.com/samsheltonmusic.

Jeremy Lee Shranko

Jeremy Lee Shranko was birthed in Los Angeles. He made his stage debut with the Echo in Padraic Duffy's Something Is Hidden Inside the Couch, where his hands did very funny things. He is also proud to have worked with Critical Mass Performance Group on a number of workshops for Apollo, as well as their production of Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Days/ 365 Plays. When he is not acting, he is working behind the camera on a documentary called Metropolis In the Making, about the growth of Los Angeles and the impact on it's history, as is examined through the demolition of the Ambassador Hotel. He is also a writer. He recently finished co-writing and starring in his first short film, Hollywood Bourbon. If Jeremy wasn't pursuing a career in film and theater, he would be a homeless man chasing squirrels in a park.

Mandy Siegfried

Danny Strong

Jeanne Syquia

Michael Thomas

Michael, a bay area boy...Man, has worked up and down the coast in such plays as Slow Dance on a Killing Ground, Butterflies are Free, Steel Kiss, Race, Midsummers Night Dream, Souls on Fire and most recently The Hasty Heart at P.R.T. Michael has also appeared on such TV shows as "Karen Sisco", "Will and Grace", "The Shield" and "The Young and Restless" and such movies as Spider-Man I & II, Stuck On You, Duck and the independent film Nick and Eddy in Trouble as Eddy Jones.

James Tupper

Blayne Weaver

As an actor , Weaver has appeared in the feature films Outside Sales, Manic and Mercury Rising. His television work includes "E.R.", "JAG", "Chicago Hope", "King of Queens", "M.D.'s" , "Beyond Belief" and roles in movies made for television like The Flood, Winchell and The Good Old Boys opposite Tommy Lee Jones. He starred as Superman in the internet favorite Losing Lois Lane and voiced Peter Pan in the Disney animated feature Return to Never Land.

Weaver co-wrote the critically acclaimed feature film Manic which stars Don Cheadle (Crash) and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. He recently wrote, directed and starred in the feature film Outside Sales.