Asthma Patient Video |
Nice Guys Finish... | Stevie | Apricot Sky Productions |
In Reverse Order | Gordon | Strawberry One Act Festival |
Curing Ron | Ron | American Theater of Actors |
Nice Guys Finish... | Stevie | Midtown Int'l. Theatre Festival |
Love is in the Air | Reese | Brooklyn Lyceum Theatre |
Bright Eyed Boy | Solder 1 | Sanford-Meisner Theatre |
Earth & Sky | Gatz | (646) Theatre Company |
Nice Guys Finish... | Stevie | American Theater of Actors |
And Then There Were None |
Lombard |
South Street Players |
The Drunken City | Bob | Edison Valley Playhouse |
Something in the Air | Walker | Alliance Rep |
Moonlight & Magnolias | David O Selznick | South Street Players |
Frankenstein | Henry | South Street Players |
You Can't Say That | Jimmy Chase | First Avenue Playhouse |
Spider's Web | Henry/Oliver | South Street Players |
Midsummer Night's Dream | Bottom | Blairstown Historical Theatre |
Moon Over Buffalo | Paul | The Barn Theatre |
Torch Song Trilogy | Arnold | Theatre at the Y |
Shakespeare Abridged | Daniel | Chester Theatre Group |
Miracle Worker | Keller | Theatre Under the Stars |
Electra | Aegisthus | CCM Shakespeare & Co. |
Romeo and Juliet | Capulet | Brundage Park Playhouse |
Time of My Life | Waiters | Chester Theatre Group |
The Bacchae | Pentheus | CCM Shakespeare & Co. |
Midsummer Night's Dream | Theseus | The Barn Theatre |
As You Like It | Oliver | CCM Shakespeare & Co. |
Much Ado About Nothing | Don Pedro | Theatre Under the Stars |
Merchant of Venice | Gratiano | CCM Shakespeare & Co. |
Antigone | Messenger | CCM Shakespeare & Co. |
Hamlet | Guildenstern | Brundage Park Playhouse |
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer |
Coach Comet / Santa / King Moonraiser |
JAM Theater Company |
Frosty the Snowman |
Frosty |
JAM Theater Company |
Velveteen Rabbit |
Ted / Horse |
JAM Theater Company |
Velveteen Rabbit | Ted / Horse | Alliance Rep |
Velveteen Rabbit | Ted / Horse | 12 Miles West Theatre Co. |
Frizzled Fairy Tales | Player | 12
Miles West Theatre Co. |
Sleepy Hollow | Brom Bones | 12 Miles West Theatre Co. |
Asthma Patient Video | Actor | Drury Design Dynamics |
Pharma Drive Time CD | Voice-Over | Drury Design Dynamics |
Atlantic Health Clubs | Voice-Over | Nora Sullivan |
Here's To... | Troye (Principal) | Reservoir Films |
The Train Show | Voice-Over | Kralyevich Productions |
Wheels on the Bus | Lead Extra | Tumbleweed Pictures |
That's Disgusting! | Fisherman | Discovery Kids International |
Korean War in Color | Voice-Over | Kralyevich Productions |
Biography: Cadbury | Re-enactment | A&E |
Block Party Summer | Principal | Nick-at-Nite Promo |
Guiding Light | Extra | P&G Productions |
Boston's Most Wanted | Principal | WBZ-TV Boston |
Cannon Marathon | Principal | WABU-TV Boston |
Olympic Health Club | Principal | Comcast NJ Regional Spot |
M.S., Broadcasting Production - Boston University |
"Robert Scott Sullivan's
depiction of the nebbish-y Walker is winning and infuriating at the
same time. Every time he announces that his cashmere coat is really
made of the synthetic vechtoline, he brings down the house! He garners
our sympathy for he is, at heart, a "good and true" man albeit a bit
naive." —Ruth Ross, njartsmaven.com (Something in the Air) |
"For this play to succeed
it depends largely on the viewer's acceptance of Walker as a decent,
goofy guy... and Robert Scott Sullivan nicely delivers. His body
language and speech clearly reflect a lost soul reluctantly prepared to
enter into a dark pact." —Rick Busciglio, njfootlights.com (Something in the Air) |
2010 NJACT Perry Award Nomination, Featured Actor (Spider's Web) |
“…forcefully
staged by Robert Sullivan…” “…(Rob) Sullivan and Matt McCarthy, both strong in their roles…” --Elias Stimac, oobr.com (Bright Eyed Boy) |
“You can tell the
play's a winner when the performers seem to be having as much fun as
the audience” “A trio of very talented and agile actors in tights…” “Guaranteed to produce unending laughter? Absolutely!” -- By Ruth Ross, Drama Critic Recorder Newspapers (Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)) |
“Linda
Liaukus and Rob Sullivan depicted quite well the bewilderment,
frustration and grief that accompany the parenting of a severely
disabled child.” -- By Ruth Ross, Drama Critic Recorder Newspapers (Miracle Worker) |
“Sullivan and
McCormack both nicely navigated the predictability of their roles,
mixing insecurity with sweetness.” -- Review by David Mackler, oobr.com |
“Director
Rob Sullivan…did a great job of keeping the outcome of
Alter’s comic roller-coaster ride ambiguous until the final
curtain.” “Sullivan gets much comic mileage out of the rich material.” --Elias Stimac, oobr.com (Nice Guys Finish…) |
“Sullivan
and Crane make the perfect couple for the show's romantic focal point;
her somewhat skeptical eagerness and his ingratiating behavior (even
when trying to put up a rock-hard façade) are exactly what
Nice
Guys Finish... needs to elevate it from the everyday to the special.
It's impossible not to want these two, and others like them, to succeed
and flourish together, something that would suggest there's hope for
stronger male-female relations after all.” -- Matthew Murray, www.talkinbroadway.com (Nice Guys Finish…) |
“Rob
Sullivan…is so comically unattractive that the audience
explodes in laughter.” “Directed by Rob Sullivan (doing double duty) with a sure hand and a natural touch, this is a show that might well appeal to the same audience as that of the musical I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change.” -- Barbara & Scott Siegel, theatremania.com (Nice Guys Finish…) |
"Sullivan is truly
remarkable as Ron, who throughout all of his self-pity, perverseness,
bruised ego, heroism and deep capacity for love, keeps the audience on
his side." --Arlene McKanic, Greenwich Village Gazette (Curing Ron) |
"Rob
Sullivan is magnificent in the role of Ron. With aplomb he easily
transitions between playing Ron at age 10, and at age 30." --G.S. Bowen, Hi! Drama/Channel 57, Channel 109 (Curing Ron) |
"The
actors are wonderful, and perform with a naturalness that brings
flashes of recognition; we all know someone like these folks. Sullivan,
who was excellent as the hero in Curing Ron, is terrifically funny as
Stevie, his doughy face popping out in a sweat as he struggles to keep
his natural sweetness at bay." --Arlene McKanic/Greenwich Village Gazette (Curing Ron) |