Actor

Mark
Feuerstein

Like any serious actor, Mark Feuerstein loves the theatre. His extensive theatre resume includes performances in Twelfth Night, Awake & Sing, Dark Rapture, The Misanthrope, Macbeth, Three Sisters, A Streetcar Named Desire and King Lear. He made his Broadway debut starring in Alfred Uhry's Tony Award winning play The Last Night of Ballyhoo, and most recently, Feuerstein played to sold-out audiences and garnered amazing reviews for his performance in Roger Kumble's hilarious dark comedy about the biz, Turnaround. On film, Mark recently starred as Simon Stein, opposite Toni Colette in the now cult-classic Curtis Hanson flick, In Her Shoes. Mark also stars in two indie films Shut Up and Sing, which was released earlier this year, and Love Shack which is still awaiting release. Other film credits include What Women Want, The Muse, Rules of Engagement, Woman On Top, and Practical Magic. In conjunction with his film work, Mark appears regularly on the small screen. Most memorably, Mark has played young Republican lawyer Cliff Calley on “The West Wing,” and a coffee-shop owning bisexual judge on “Ally McBeal.” Lest we forget his stint on “Sex and the City” as Josh, the ophthalmologist who was so bad in bed Miranda had to fake her orgasms. Having done his time on the sit-com circuit, Mark always made people laugh on such sort-of-hits as “Caroline in the City,” “Conrad Bloom,” “Fired Up,” and “Good Morning, Miami.”