Biography
Connor Barrett recently worked on Rolin Jones' "Perry Mason" for HBO and the pilot "Generation" for HBO Max.
In theatre, Connor has collaborated extensively with playwright and director Adam Rapp in New York City, as well as regionally and internationally. He is an original cast member of Rapp's play "The Purple Lights of Joppa Illinois," contributing to its development at the Dorset Theatre Festival and performing it at South Coast Repertory and the Atlantic Theater Company off-Broadway.
His work with Rapp also includes the plays "Finer Noble Gases," staged at Williamstown Theatre Festival, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, London's Bush Theatre, and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where the production earned the Fringe First Award; and "The Metal Children," featuring Billy Crudup at the Vineyard Theatre off-Broadway.
Regional theatre credits include portraying Saul Kimmer in Rapp's production of "True West" at Actors Theatre of Louisville, as well as performances at Geva Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center, and Williamstown Theatre Festival. His most recent theatre work was the national tour of Bess Wohl's acclaimed off-Broadway play "Small Mouth Sounds," which played at Long Wharf Theater, ACT, The Broad Stage in Los Angeles, and The Philadelphia Theater Company.
Additional New York City credits include SPF and the New York Fringe Festival.
His film and television credits encompass All Nighter, Hot in Cleveland, We Hate Paul Revere, True Blood, Parks & Recreation, CSI: NY, Harry's Law, Rita Rocks, Do Not Disturb, The Jury, and Guiding Light.
Connor was born and raised in South Florida to parents from New Orleans. He holds degrees from Northwestern University and NYU's Graduate Acting MFA Program.
