Bill Barry

NYC/NJ THEATRE

● Theatre at St. Clement's ● [Off-Bway] THE PRICE (Victor Franz) ● First Avenue Playhouse ● DEATH OF A SALESMAN (Willy Loman) ● The Heights Players ● 12 ANGRY MEN (Juror #3) ALL THE KING’S MEN (Willie Stark) THE CRUCIBLE (John Proctor) DEATH OF A SALESMAN (Biff) FROST/NIXON (Zelnick) THE LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT (Satan) PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE (Freddy) ROSENCRANTZ & GUILDENSTERN… (Rosencrantz) SWEAT (Stan) ● T. Schreiber Studio ● HOT L BALTIMORE (Katz) SCHREIBER SHORTS 2017 (Arizona Slim) ● Pioneer Productions ● LOST IN YONKERS (Louie) ● Studio Players ● APPROPRIATE (Bo) THE BOYS IN THE BAND (Tom) COMPLETE GAME (Chuck) IT’S ONLY A PLAY (Ira) SUPERIOR DONUTS (Arthur Przybyszewski) ● StageWorks at Studio 2-3-7 ● FARCE OF NATURE (Carmine DeLuca) ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST (McMurphy) ● NY Theater Festival ● HOLMSTEAD (Arthur Conan Doyle) ● Jumbo Productions ● TRUE WEST (Lee)

2025 BroadwayWorld NJ Awards Nominee: Best Supporting Performer in a Play 2024 BroadwayWorld NJ Awards WINNER: Best Supporting Performer in a Play 2023 BroadwayWorld NJ Awards Nominee: Best Lead Performer in a Play 2022 NY Theater Festival Nominee: Best Actor 2020 NJ Perry Awards Nominee: Outstanding Actor

"Bill Barry’s Victor, like the brother he plays, carries the lion’s share of the hurt. Barry’s slow roll to boil is truly masterful and is beautiful if yet painful to watch.” [Theater Beyond Broadway]

"The main strength is the cast, in particular Bill Barry as the non-favorite son who has not made much of his life. Barry is excellent. The role is an emotional roller coaster, and he acts the dips and climbs and twists and turns with total believability. Everything he does is real, and the performance centers the play beautifully." [ShowShowDown]

"Barry’s powerful and heartbreaking portrayal of Willy is the best I’ve seen. Rather than playing him as a blustery and angry blowhard as so many do, Barry shows us a man likely suffering from early dementia desperately trying to keep from losing his grip and doing his best to hide it from his family. His anger always seems to come from a place of fear or confusion and his love for his family is palpable even when he’s lashing out. He plays the gamut of emotions flawlessly." [TripAdvisor]