Lou Liberatore

Lou Liberatore received Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations for his portrayal of Larry in Lanford Wilson’s Burn This. He re-created his role in London as well.

Lou made his Broadway debut in William M. Hoffman’s groundbreaking play As Is, directed by Marshall W. Mason and developed at the award-winning Circle Repertory Company.

Off-Broadway credits include; Bruise & Thorn (Pipeline Theatre Co./ART NY Theatres), Preparedness (Bushwick Starr/HERE Arts Center), Paradise Lost (FPA/Theatre Row), God Shows Up (Actors Temple), Daniel’s Husband (Westside Theatre, Primary Stages, Penguin Rep), Orpheus Descending (Bartley/Glezos Productions), A Class Act (New World Stages), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Masterworks Theatre Co.), Pushkin (Sheen Center), and Rocket to the Moon (St. Clement’s), and has appeared at Vineyard Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, The Lark, and the Orpheum, among others.

Regional theatre credits include; Angels in America pts. 1&2 (Actors Theatre of Louisville), Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide… (Berkeley Rep & Theatre J), 12 Angry Men (Pioneer Theatre), The Diary of Anne Frank and That Championship Season (Westport Playhouse).

He also appeared at the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theatre Festival, Two River Theatre, the Alley Theatre, Mark Taper Forum and Steppenwolf, among others. Theatre directing credits include Naked Brazillian (Planet Connections), Unsilenced (Midtown International Theatre Festival).

TV series/movie credits include “Law & Order: SVU,” “Law & Order,” “Blindspot,” “Deception,” “The Affair,” “The Good Wife,” “Nurse Jackie,” “Sex and the City,” “Who’s The Boss?” “Tales of the City,” Original Sin, She Was Marked for Murder, “Op-Center,” Combat Academy, Marked for Murder, If It’s Tuesday It Still Must Be Belgium, The Philosophy of Dress (upcoming), Barrio Boy, Lesson #4, Blood from A Stoner, Mary & Louise, Box, It’s My Party, Rosen’s Son, Honey, I Shrunk the Audience (Epcot).

Lou is a graduate of Fordham University (Lincoln Center) and has studied with legendary acting teacher William Esper. He is a member of Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Actor’s Center and Circle Repertory Company (1985-1996).