I am an actor, writer, and designer (three's a charm +1) who grew up in New Hampshire (Live Free or Die +1) to a chef father and a Jewish mother (fat until college +/-1). My first professional acting job was at age 9 (innocence -1), and I'm still going strong (Taurus grit +1).
I peaked in fifth grade, when I went not only to the state ski racing championships (jock +1), but also the state geography bee (nerd +1).
My first job was at an apple orchard (plaid +1), because New Hampshire. Also 'because NH', I started working on the Obama '08 campaign in May '07 , and after having made a contentious campaign phone call to my government teacher, I was selected as Obama's official greeter when he spoke at my high school before the NH primary (before he was cool +1).
Though I was recruited to play tennis in college, I chose to study theatre at Wagner College instead (obscure borough +1), where my political savvy was put to the test against the powers that be in a collegiate theatre department.
I've toured the US, performed Off-Broadway, and shot a movie in China (world traveler +1). I have 3 web series I am currently writing and will be starring in (multi-tasking +1), and founded the web-design company The Actor Station (over-achiever +1). Let's create something together!
= not-your-average millennial hipster
November 17-19 2017
Foreign & Domestic
Written by Virginia Podesta
Directed by Lisa Flanagan
Teatro Sea
107 Suffolk St. New York, NY
An incredibly important, realistic portrait of a group of immigrant friends dealing with the everyday trials of finding home in America.
Out Now!
Created and hosted by Max King
Produced by Show-score.com
Check out the first episode of my interview series Broadway Day Off, with special guest Gerard Canonico!
Coming in 2018
Created by Millie Torchetti
I will be appearing on an episode of the new web series Single Rules! More info coming soon.
Finish Last and Beerocracy
Keep your eyes peeled for these two web series I am writing and starring in. In production now!
October 20, 2017
Written by Kevin Ray Johnson
Directed by Lee Lewis
Dixon Place
161 Chrystie St, NY, NY
I star opposite Alex Brightman in the reading of this intimate story of friendship, love, sickness, and a group of childhood friends growing up, growing apart, and coming back together.
Max gives a wonderful performance that was passionate and heartfelt ... The three actors question and discover the core of their friendship, and there is little the audience can do but share in the experience, wondering if they could be as strong as these characters are.
Max plays the hot-headed Colby with manic fury, and looking in his eyes, you can see the anguish that drives his anger. The trio plays three old friends with convincing intimacy.
Alex Covington, Max King, and Brittany Shaffer are particular standouts in the cast, and their strong voices transcend the unfortunate static of the sound system and raise even the bawdiest lyrics with a flourish.
Max King — as the youngest brother Gideon — offers poignant moments and real emotional depth.
250 West 57th St. Suite 2128
New York, NY 10107
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Toluca Lake, CA 91602
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In 2016 I founded a web design and reel company called The Actor Station.
I've talked to film and theatre casting directors, directors, and other industry insiders to find out exactly what they're looking for in your websites and reels. These are the 21st Century Actor's business card, and we want to make yours stand out.
January 12-15 2017
Lark
Written by Jordan Wolfe
Directed by Patrick Kelly
Hudson Guild Theatre
441 W 21st St, NY, NY
I star as Davis Vogler, a struggling author who is caught somewhere between real life and fiction.
October 17-30 2016
A Burial Place
Written by Owen Panettieri
Directed by Joey Brenneman
The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre
312 W 36th St, NY, NY
In this intimate 3-hander, I star as Colby, a college sophomore struggling to deal with mysterious circumstances surrounding he and his two childhood best friends.
October 15-16 2016
The Last Five Years
by Jason Robert Brown
Directed by John Andreadis
American Monarch Theatre Company
The Gold Room at the Grand Eastonian
140 Northampton St, Easton, PA
This timeless tale of love gained and lost has been a dream show of mine since I first heard the score. I couldn't be happier to be playing Jamie in AMT's inaugural show!