Rowan Vickers
Rowan Vickers is an actor and theatre director based in New York. Trained at Juilliard (2011-2015), Rowan has been a part of productions on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and with theatre companies across the United States and Canada.
Career highlights include the Broadway revival of Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero, directed by Trip Cullman (Second Stage, u/s Chris Evans & Michael Cera); The 1st National Tour of TINA: The Tina Turner Musical, directed by Phyllida Lloyd; the New York Premiere of Justin Kuritzkes’ The Sensuality Party, directed by Danya Taymor (The New Group); Jack Cummings III’s award winning Off-Broadway revivals of William Inge’s Picnic and Come Back Little Sheba (Transport Group); The D.C. production of Joshua Harmon’s Bad Jews (Studio Theatre); Shakespeare’s Measure For Measure, directed by Tyne Rafaeli (California Shakespeare Theatre); Macbeth, directed by John Wood (Stratford Festival, Canada); the World Premiere productions of Nathan Alan Davis’ Nat Turner In Jerusalem, directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian (New York Theatre Workshop); and Sandy Rustin’s The Suffragette’s Murder, directed by Margot Bordelon (The Denver Center).
Select screen credits include appearances on Silo (Apple TV) opposite Rebecca Ferguson; and Instinct (CBS) opposite Alan Cumming, Bojana Novakovic & Danny Burstein.
Productions at Juilliard include Richard III (directed by Harris Yulin); The Aeneid (directed by Trazana Beverley); Max Posner’s Judy (directed by Ken Rus Schmoll); By The Way Meet Vera Stark (directed by Lucie Tiberghien); Metamorphoses (directed by Moni Yakim); Cymbeline (directed by Richard Feldman); The Seagull (directed by Gus Kaikkonen); Henry IV Part II (directed by Sarah Grace Wilson); This Is Our Youth (directed by Jessica Savage); Charles Mee Selections (directed by Jesse J. Perez); Our Town (directed by Janet Zarish); As You Like It (directed by Jenny Lord).
In early 2020, Rowan started The Venture Project based in his home country of Bermuda, staging a production of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie. The production was featured in the 45th Bermuda Festival. Rowan also heads up Venture’s outreach programming, and has directed students in abridged productions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2021) and Macbeth (2023).
UPCOMING
Noises Off, Pittsburgh Public Theater, directed by Margot Bordelon. www.ppt.org // Fall 2025
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THEATRE
BROADWAY
Lobby Hero (Hayes Theater, dir. Trip Cullman)
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (1st National Tour, dir. Phyllida Lloyd)
OFF-BROADWAY
Nat Turner In Jerusalem (New York Theatre Workshop, World Premiere)
Justin Kuritzke’s The Sensuality Party (The New Group, New York Premiere, dir. Danya Taymor)
Picnic (Transport Group, Best Revival Obie Award & Best Revival Drama Desk Nom., dir. Jack Cummings III)
Come Back Little Sheba (Transport Group)
Man Of La Mancha: In Concert (Transport Group, dir. Jack Cummings III)
REGIONAL/INTERNATIONAL
The Suffragette’s Murder (Denver Center, World Premiere, dir. Margot Bordelon)
Measure For Measure (California Shakespeare Theatre, dir. Tyne Rafaeli)
Bad Jews (Studio Theatre, D.C, dir. Serge Seiden)
The Two Gentlemen Of Verona (Santa Cruz Shakespeare)
Macbeth (Stratford Festival, Canada, dir. John Wood)
Peter Pan (The Grand Theatre, Canada)
Sex Object (The PIT).
TV/FILM
Silo (Apple TV)
Instinct (CBS, Guest Star)
Law & Order SVU (NBC)
Mayday (Discovery)
Labor Lies and Murder (Lifetime)
Three Dates (Short, G44).
WORKSHOPS/READINGS
Envy by Joshua Harmon (Roundabout, w. Harris Yulin)
The Truth Will Out by Jordan Seavey (NYTW)
Everything Is Wonderful by Chelsea Marcantel (Atlantic, dir. Walter Bobbie, w. Boyd Gaines)
Benny And Joon book by Kirsten Guenther (Paper Mill, dir. Jack Cummings III)
The Rape Of The Sabine Women… by Michael Yates Crowley (Playwright’s Realm)
A People’s Guide To History… by Rehana Mirza (Primary Stages)
Pocketful Of Sand by Emily Dendinger (Alliance Theatre)
The Tipping Line by Paul Maddern (The Crescent, Belfast)
DIRECTING
The Glass Menagerie (The Venture Project/Bermuda Festival)
JUILLIARD
Metamorphoses, directed by Moni Yakim
By The Way, Meet Vera Stark, directed by Lucie Tiberghien
Judy, directed by Ken Rus Schmoll
Richard III, directed by Harris Yulin
As You Like It, directed by Jenny Lord
Our Town, directed by Janet Zarish
This Is Our Youth, directed by Jessica Savage
The Seagull, directed by Gus Kaikkonen
Charles Mee Selections, directed by Jesse J. Perez
Cymbeline, directed by Richard Feldman
Broadway, directed by Rebecca Guy
The Aeneid, directed by Trazana Beverley
Picnic, directed by Payl Witthorne
Henry IV Part II, directed by Sarah Grace Wilson
REPRESENTATION
USA | Creative Talent Company
85 Broad Street
16th Floor
New York, NY, 10004
dave@creativetalentcompany.com
sarah@creativetalentcompany.com
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United Kingdom | Keddie Scott Associates
34 Bloomsbury Street
London WC1B 3QJ
UK
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REVIEWS
“Rowan Vickers is particularly impressive. Every word and gesture, every emotional twist and turn, rings clear and true.”
“He mines the play’s inherent comic elements while never compromising meaning or losing focus and through-line, and makes it all look easy.”
- San Fransisco Examiner, Measure For Measure (California Shakespeare Theatre)
“Rowan Vickers, who plays both Gray and the guard, carefully distinguishes the characters’ antebellum white privilege: Gray’s is insouciant and almost blasé; the guard’s unsettled and almost violent.”
- Vulture, Nat Turner In Jerusalem (NYTW)
“Vickers nicely captures the apparently low-key nerdiness of Jonah.”
- Washington Post, Bad Jews (Studio Theatre, DC)
“Alan is played with hot-tempered jealousy by Rowan Vickers.”
- TheaterMania, Picnic (Transport Group)
“Funny as all heck.”
- BroadwayWorld, Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (1st Nat’l Tour)
“[…] he has all the skills of a director as well as those of an actor.”
“Intimate, engaging, and immersive.”
“Brilliant for so many reasons.”
- Royal Gazette, The Glass Menagerie (The Venture Project, Bermuda Festival)
