Having recently arrived in the UK from his native America (hometown: Boston, Massachusetts) Mitchell Mullen has worked professionally as an actor/teacher for more than 20 years.

In the US, he was a company member at Maine’s Theater At Monmouth for 5 seasons, performing in more than 30 mainstage roles there including Thomas Gradgrind in Hard Times, Autolycus in The Winter’s Tale, Hastings in She Stoops to Conquer, Arlechinno in The Venetian Twins and Nicola in Arms and the Man. He has also logged more than 700 performances playing Tony Whitcomb in the hit American comedy “whodunit” Shear Madness (the longest running non-musical theatre piece in American history, over 25 years and still going strong!).

UK theatre credits include: The Canterville Ghost (Southwark Playhouse), Muscles! (Landor Theatre), Scotch and Water (Hen and Chickens), Parade (Edinburgh Festival) and Sir Peter Hall’s As You Like It (Rose of Kingston, US Tour).

Film credits include roles in The Kennedys of Massachusetts, Blown Away, and All The Rage. He has completed work on 4 films to be released in 2006: Infinite Justice, L.V.J., Big Nothing (with David Schwimmer and Simon Pegg) and A Good Year (with Russell Crowe).

He is a member of SAG, AFTRA and American Equity (as well as a proud member of British Equity).

He holds a BA in English and American Literature from Boston University as well as an MFA in Performance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (where he taught acting for 3 years). He has studied acting with Billie Whitelaw and Michael Shurtleff , as well as at the Herbert Berghoff Studios in New York.

His teaching methodology incorporates traditional Stanislavskian methods tempered with the more “modern” techniques and approaches of David Mamet and Michael Shurtleff, all in the context of scene study.