
Joel Meyers. 5’5”. Based in New York City.
Now that we’ve got that out of the way… why do I call myself an actor?
It comes down, I think, to awe.
Awe for that moment, as the lights go down, where for one second – because that’s all it takes – the vastness of possibility is bounded only by your imagination.
I’ve been lucky to know awe more than a few times in my life, and even luckier to play a part in walking others to that brink. I’d like to keep chasing that liminal thrill, if possible, for anyone who cares to tag along.
I suppose that’s probably where you come in.
Maybe you know me from my efforts against dark magic as Albus Potter in Broadway’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
Or maybe I’ve whispered immersively into your ear over the phone.
Or maybe you’ve seen me on screen, bumbling about in whatever capacity they’ll let me.
Or maybe you don’t know me at all, but you’d like to.
From whence-ever you came, if you similarly find yourself in awe...

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
(Broadway)
Albus Potter
dir. John Tiffany
assoc. Conner Wilson

As Time Goes By
(Off-Broadway)
David
dir. Noah Eisenberg

Bard Overboard
(Off-Broadway)
Dan
dir. Alex Haddad

Stupid F*cking Bird
Con
dir. Colette Robert

A Midsummer Night's Dream
Bottom
dir. Catherine Ferrante

Romeo & Juliet
Capulet
dir. Asya Sagnak

Godspell
George Track
dir. Hope Johnson

Peer Gynt
Old Man of Dover & Others
dir. Shannon Sindelar

Town Hall
N
dir. Rachel Gita Karp

The 124th Annual Varsity Show
Zach
dir. Hazel Rosenblum-Sellers

Translations
Doalty
dir. Sharon Fogarty