Michael Stuhlbarg Biography

Michael Stuhlbarg was more interested in drawing cartoons than acting at the time his mother enrolled him at a local community theater. He hoped to just paint sets but was also required to appear in a production of Bye Bye Birdie and that is when the 11-year-old discovered his inner ham. While a student at the esteemed school Stuhlbarg appeared in numerous Juilliard productions including Angels in America and participated in an international exchange program that brought him to Lithuania for a month to immerse himself in the works of Chekhov. Following an appearance in Sweetbitter Baby at Playwrights Horizons Stuhlbarg was promoted from supporting roles to a memorable lead as Shakespeare's Richard II at the 1994 New York Shakespeare Festival. The following year in Boston Stuhlbarg appeared in an American Repertory Theater production of Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night'' where his performance as Edmund the youngest intellectual son of a dysfunctional family earned him an Elliot Norton Award. In a rare musical turn Stuhlbarg spent the better part of 1999 in Sam Mendes' Broadway production of Cabaret before revisiting Shakespeare in A Winter's Tale at the Delacorte Theater.

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