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Michael Gene Sullivan (http://www.michaelgenesullivan.com) is an actor, writer, and director who has performed or had his work performed around the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. (I know, it's part of Asia. But for some reason people like to set it apart.) In addition to his work with regional theaters, films, and television he is a Collective member of the Tony award winning San Francisco Mime Troupe, ("America's foremost theater of political satire," and no, not that kind of mime!) where he has written, performed and/or directed over twenty productions.
He's also the author the one person show Did Anyone Ever Tell You - You look Like Huey P. Newton?, and the stage adaptation of George Orwell's 1984, which opened at the Actor's Gang Theatre in 2006 directed by Tim Robbins. The show has toured nationally and internationally, and is currently on it's fourth trip around the U.S.
That's about it, except to say his wife, Velina Brown is a wonderful actor and brilliant hottie, his son, Zachary, wants to be a neurosurgeon to" take the ants out of people's brains," and that Michael is having trouble patiently waiting for the Revolution.
