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Marc Antonio Pritchett is a classically trained actor, singer and stunt combatant with over 30 years of professional experience. He has appeared on the small screen in such shows as: Lastman, JAG, Arrested Development with Jason Bateman, and The West Wing with Martin Sheen. On the big screen, some of his appearances include: Mimsy the Break-Up Clown, The Onion Movie, Almost Famous, The Perfect Storm, Soldier of God, and Frost Portrait of a Vampire with Gary Busey.
Of the 36 plays in Shakespeare’s First Folio, there are only 5 obscure history plays that he has yet to work in. He has performed comprimario roles and as a chorister in over 20 opera productions. From early roles in Of Mice and Men and Marat Sade to recent roles in Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner and The Laramie Project, Marc is equally proficient in tackling modern classics and original works.
2023 Stage Scene LA Award
Outstanding Performance In Multiple Productions
The Laramie Project - Group Rep
2023 Stage Scene LA Award
Outstanding Performance In Multiple Productions
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Theatre 40
2001 NAACP Theatre Award
Best Ensemble
Flirting With Morty - Company of Angels



“Each actor performs several roles, each perfectly nuanced, from ranchers to bartenders, from sheriffs to murderers… They are truly one of the finest ensembles this writer has seen in a very long time… The Laramie Project is not easy to sit through, but it is a must view experience. The production is a sparkling jewel in The Group Rep’s 50-year history.”
Rob Stevens - Haines His Way
“The play focuses on a wide range of Laramie inhabitants — from a rancher to a University of Wyoming theater professor to a preacher, and many more… Eleven actors play dozens of characters. The ensemble does good work portraying a host of very different people, inhabiting them with authenticity… Toward the end of the play, a fence is built, log by log, by members of the ensemble — creating a powerful image.”
G. Bruce Smith - Stage Raw (Recommended)
“...astonishing piece of theatre... innovative... bold... brilliant... the message of tolerance and equality is more important than ever... extraordinary... utterly transfixing!"”
Samantha Simmonds-Ronceros - NoHo Arts District



“Impeccably acted, directed, and designed on a “CinemaScope” stage, Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner is one of Theatre 40’s finest productions ever… Pritchett’s confident, understated performance as John is another winner, making it no wonder that Stewart’s poised and passionate Joanna proves a force to be reckoned with where her love for him is concerned.”
Steven Stanley - Stage Scene LA
“The virtuous character here is Doctor John Prentice (resolute Marc Antonio Pritchett), a Black medical research doctor who has fallen in reciprocated love with Joanna Drayton… It’s a tribute to this lovely production that I now hope to see this terrific play on Broadway.”
Tony Frankel - Stage and Cinema
“Blindsided by the couple’s unexpected arrival and whirlwind ten-day courtship – and by Dr. John Prentice (Marc Antonio Pritchett), whose darker complexion remains at the forefront of their thoughts – newspaper publisher Matt Drayton (Larry Eisenberg) and his wife Christina (Diana Angelina) find that their liberal views are put to the test... Kudos to the actors who “get it” and help the audience appreciate the tension punctuating the love inherent in each scene.”
Elaine Mura - Splash Magazines



“Marc Antonio Pritchett (Ben) steals the show with a wise, realistic and almost spiritual portrayal of the undead Ben. The veteran Theatre of Note and Sacred Fools actor carries the play on his more-than-capable shoulders. Pritchett’s stage presence and mastery combined with his work as a fight coordinator and musician in the Los Angeles area prove to be a boost to his magical performance. ”
Radomir Luza – At The Theatre With Radomir Luza
“Survival is the operative word here as seven strangers join together for the most frightening night of their lives… with fight sequences designed and developed by Pritchett, who also brings Ben to life... NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD is the perfect ensemble piece with clever contributions by everyone involved in the show.”
Elaine Mura – Splash Magazine
“Don’t miss the spooky fun in “Night of the Living Dead” in North Hollywood… Filled with chills, thrills and kills, the show feasts on terrors and troubles… Marc Antonio Pritchett’s understated leader Ben brings sturdy presence… “Night of the Living Dead” provides dark delicacies and devilish doings.”
Mary Mallory – Tolucan Times
VOICE OVER AND THE DIGITAL FRONTIER
Marc has worked and taught voice acting for over 20 years. His voice has been featured in nearly a dozen audiobooks about self-help, meditation and religion. He has voiced promos for the Vienna Strauss Orchestra, Sines Binaural Headphones and Emmy Award winning violinist Edvin Marton.
The Cosmos, Antarctica Documentary, Forensic Files, Lowes Help Vid, Home TourThe Cosmos, Antarctica Documentary, Forensic Files, Lowes Help Vid, Home Tour
Sound-alikes inspired by my favorites from Highlander, Hellraiser, Conan and CandymanSound-alikes inspired by my favorites from Highlander, Hellraiser, Conan and Candyman
Band of Brothers, NASCAR Playoffs, Black Robe, KCET - Elizabeth Taylor, PBS - Masterpiece TheaterBand of Brothers, NASCAR Playoffs, Black Robe, KCET - Elizabeth Taylor, PBS - Masterpiece Theater
The Sneeches, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Bible, Poker Secrets, The Lord of the RingsThe Sneeches, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Bible, Poker Secrets, The Lord of the Rings
He voiced several characters in the English dub of the anime Lastman. Marc’s work as a session singer, combined with his acting experience, has led to the most high-profile credits on his voice resume. During separate recording sessions, SFX Vocalists or ‘stunt singers’ provide sound designers like the legendary Ben Burt and Tim Nielsen with the source material needed to create alien voices and soundscapes like those of Akator in Indiana Jones 4 and Pandora in Avatar.
Marc has trained extensively in Performance Capture with the legendary Richard Dorton and Marc Morisseau at Mocap Vaults. With his vast acting experience, vocal training and unique combination of skills, he is now primed and ready to provide the voice and soul for a vast array of digital avatars.













































