Ted Sod

Ted Sod (born on May 12, 1951 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) is an American actor, teacher, and director who has numerous theater, film and television appearances and productions to his credit.

Director/Actor/Writer/Teacher

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TED SOD is dramaturge for the education department at The Roundabout. WRITING: 27, Rue de Fleurus (Urban Stages); Stealing (O’Neill Theatre Center Music Theatre Conference; Seattle Group Theatre); Damaged Goods, The Kiss, Not Sunset Boulevard (Alice B. Theatre); Salon (Annex Theatre); A Rude Awakening Off Broadway and Pine (Broadway Performance Hall, Seattle); Satan and Simon Desoto (Cal Arts Theatre School/made into the film “Crocodile Tears”); The Lost Art of Conversation (Readings at Abingdon Theatre Company, 2007) and The Cousins Grimm (NYMF & York Theatre 2007 Developmental Readings; 2008 Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center cabaret conference. DIRECTING: Agnes Of God, A Night In Tunisia, Talley’s Folly and Wit (George Street Playhouse); By Jupiter, as well as many developmental readings (York Theatre Co.); The House Of Blue Leaves (Terry Schreiber Studio); Who Popped Papi Chulo? & Scarlet Sees The Light (NYC Fringe Festival). Assisted Daniel Sullivan on Ten Unknowns (Lincoln Center Theater). ACTING: Sod has played villains on all three Law and Orders and has been directed onstage by Joseph Papp, Doug Hughes, Gary Sinise, Carole Rothman, and others. www.tedsod.com for more info.