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Movie: At the Sea with Amy Adams
This summer, Paul joined the cast of upcoming film At the Sea, starring Amy Adams.
Deadline describes how the film “follows the life of Laura (Adams) after a long rehabilitation, as she returns to her family at their beach holiday home where she has to readjust to the complicated life she left behind. Now she is forced to face the following next chapter of her life without the career that gave her fame, fortune and, most importantly, identity.”
Paul played opposite Ms. Adams as Frank, a professional (but questionably talented) dancer desperate for Laura’s attention, not realizing she has stepped away from her artistic career.
Filming wrapped on August 12, so check back soon for more info!
Dinner for One at Greater Boston Stage Company
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Paul is thrilled to return to Greater Boston Stage Company for their 25th anniversary season as James, butler to Miss Sophie, who in the course of a single dinner, strives to make his lonely employer happy on her birthday by portraying four of her former lovers.
Running from November 1-17, 2024, GBSC will offer audiences a night of “physical comedy, music, and heartwarming nostalgia.”
(This won’t be Paul’s only show at GBSC this season. Check back soon for more details.)
Don’t miss this unforgettable show in its New England premiere—get your tickets now, and bon appétit!
Season 2 of “The Bostonians,” Plymouth Rock Insurance
Video description: Paul as the Patriots Militia Man asks Wally to record the Pats' game. Wally fumbles with the clicker, prompting Paul to call his fingers "a pack of green sausages." The group agrees to attend the game in person instead.
If you’re a sports fan of any kind, you’ve surely seen Paul as the Patriots Militia Man in “The Bostonians,” a series of sitcom-style commercials for Plymouth Rock Insurance.
As of Sox Opening Day 2024, Plymouth Rock is back with The Bostonians, season 2! You can now catch Paul in a batch of fun new spots filmed with Sox mascot Wally the Green Monster and Patriots mascot Pat Patriot.
The Drowsy Chaperone at Lyric Stage
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As Man in Chair, Paul serves as the audience’s narrator and guide into his favorite play, The Drowsy Chaperone, which comes to life onstage before him.
Running April 5-May 12, join Paul and the rest of the cast and crew for what Lyric Stage describes as a “refreshing musical cocktail that’s like a bubble bath for your heart. But with tap dancing. And spit takes.”
Buy your tickets now, and cheers!
It’s official — The Drowsy Chaperone (and Paul) is a hit!
A Boston Theater Critics’ Pick for 2024, with 11 raves (and counting), and featured on WBZ News and Boston Public Radio (listen around 1:25:00), The Drowsy Chaperone is only playing through May 12.
Read the reviews on Paul’s Press page, and don’t miss your chance to catch this critical darling.
Titanish at Greater Boston Stage Company
Photo credit: Nile Scott Studios
He can’t promise to draw you like one of his French girls, but Paul’s sure he can promise laughs with Titanish, a hilarious send-up of the 1997 James Cameron film.
Onstage now through March 17 at Greater Boston Stage Company, Titanish delivers a parody of all your favorite moments from the movie.
Paul welcomes you aboard as Frederick, among other roles.
Don’t miss the boat on this East Coast premiere — get your tickets now!
Elliot Norton WINNER for Oustanding Solo Performance
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Paul is honored to have been awarded the 2023 Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Solo Performance for his work in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow at Greater Boston Stage Company.
He put so much of himself into the show and considers it one of the highlights of his acting career. Thank you to the Boston Theater Critics Association for their recognition.
For a full list of this year’s Norton awardees, click here.
Vistaprint commercials
Paul donned his best Boston accent for these Vistaprint spots, currently airing on radio and TV screens, with more to come.
He thinks they turned out wicked good, kid.
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