thomas sadoski

The award-winning stage work of Sadoski began as an understudy to Mark Ruffalo, Mark Rosenthal and Mark Rosenthal in an Off-Broadway production Kenneth Lonergan's play This is Our Youth at Second Stage Theatre. This was the beginning of many productions for the New York-based theatre company. He has appeared in a variety of Broadway and Off Broadway productions as well as many productions of regional theaters. Along with Alison Pill, he played the role Greg in Neil LaBute's 2008 play Reasons to be Beautiful at MCC Theatre. After a sold-out Off-Broadway run, it was transferred to Broadway in April 2009. It was nominated for three Tony Award nominations, including Best Actor and Best Actress: Marin Ireland, and three Drama Desk Award nominations for Best actor and Best Director: Terry Kinney. [6] Neil LaBute credits Sadoski for being the catalyst for the widely praised change in tone in reasons to be beautiful from the playwright's previous works saying: "His own thoughtfulness and great heart allowed me to not go back to the things I've done prior to that. My plays conclude with a dark tone. I've always thought that this was the case in real life. there was always a hint of gray. But I was able to see other colors that were in the play." He played the role of Trip Wyeth, Jon Robin Baitz's Other Desert Cities. For this role, he received an Obie Award as well as an Lucille Lortel Award. After a sell-out Off-Broadway performance in November of 2011 the play was moved to Broadway and was awarded the distinction of Outstanding New Off-Broadway Performance by the Outer Critics Circle. Sadoski, Ben Stiller, Edie Failco, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Alison Pill, and Alison Pill were also seen on Broadway in John Guare's House of Blue Leaves.