Marc Wolf recently performed the world premiere of his new solo-show The Road Home: Re-Membering America at Huntington Theatre and Geva Theatre, directed by David Schweizer.  He received an OBIE and was nominated for the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for his Off-Broadway solo-performance of Another American: Asking and Telling at The New Group, directed by Joe Mantello.  He also performed Another American at Mark Taper Forum (Garland Award), Seattle Repertory Theatre, McCarter Theatre, Trinity Repertory Theatre, The Studio Theatre, Washington D.C. (Helen Hayes Award, GLAAD Award), Baltimore Center Stage, About Face Theatre (Jeff Nomination), New Conservatory Theatre (Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award), Boston Theatre Works (IRNE Award), New York Stage & Film, Provincetown Repertory Theatre, Dixon Place, Mabou Mines, and at various colleges and high schools.  Other New York appearances include Max in Bent at HERE, Platonov in Wild Honey at Synchronicity Space.  Mr. Wolf recently played the role of Daniel Rivnine in the east-coast premiere of Itamar Moses’ Outrage at the Wilma Theatre.  On television, appearances on The Sopranos, Law & Order, and Brent Lawrence/Marian Crane on Guiding Light.  The Road Home: Re-Membering America was commissioned by McCarter Theatre and developed with an NEA/TCG grant.  Another American: Asking and Telling is published in Political Stages:  Plays that Shaped a Century (Applause Books.)  Mr. Wolf is a graduate of Williams College. Mr. Wolf has performed both of his plays and taught writing/acting workshops at numerous universities and high schools across the country.