Frederic Heringes
SAG-AFTRA, AEA
Santa Barbara, CA Currently as of 03/01/22
Gary, IN
Fargo, ND
FILM
Brutal Massacre, A Comedy
Intimate Semaphores: Cake
The Scoundrel
Bye Bye Burger (NYU)
The Flying Scissors
TELEVISION
The Guiding Light
As The World Turns
NOVA The Fabric of the Cosmos
Featured
Featured
Featured
Lead
Featured
Under-5s (4 episodes) CBS
Under-5 (2 episodes) CBS
Under-5 PBS (WGBH)
THEATRE (selected)
Murder on the Orient Express ('21) Hercule Poirot Sierra Repertory Theatre, CA / Jerry Lee
The Phantom of the Opera
Million Dollar Quartet (2018-19)
Candide
Beauty and the Beast
The Tempest
Twelfth Night
The Learned Ladies
The Crucible
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Lend Me a Tenor
A Comedy of Tenors (2017)
Midlife! The Crisis Musical
Moon Over the Brewery (2017)
Mud
Ubaldo Piangi
Sam Phillips
Spanish Don
Cogsworth
Alonso
Malvolio
Ariste
Rev. Parris
Scanlon
Saunders
Tito/Beppo
Ensemble
Warren
Henry
Broadway, Nat. Tour, Toronto / Harold Prince
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Larry Tobias
Houston Grand Opera / Harold Prince
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Chan Harris
Sonnet Repertory Theatre, NYC / Neal J. Freeman
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Guy Stroman
Gallery Players, Brooklyn / Neal J. Freeman
Gallery Players, Brooklyn
PCPA/Solvang Theaterfest, CA / Donovan Marley
Mountain Playhouse, PA
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Chan Harris
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Jacob Toth
Mountain Playhouse, PA / Larry Tobias
AthroughZ Prod., NY / Caitlin S. Hart
Musical Instruments Piano, recorder.
Special Skills Operatic tenor
Height: 5'6" Weight: 180 lbs. Eyes: Green Hair: Brown w/ Gray
Murder on the Orient Express (2021)
with Martin Landry in A Comedy of Tenors (2017)
with Martin Landry in Who's Under Where?
Stevan Mena, Director
T. J. Misny
Mark Thiedeman
Mike Sobo
Jonah Tulis
Brian Mertes, Tracey Bryggman
Christopher Goutman, Habib Azar
Graham Judd
Photo by Ron Bruner
Photo by Michael Blagys
Photo by Chan Harris
Photo by Joan Marcus
with Julie Schmidt in The Phantom of the Opera
Broadway Production
Photo by Kyle Bondeson, Chicago
THEATRICAL COMEDY CLASSICAL MONOLOGUE:
Valere from La Bête by David Hirson
THEATRICAL DRAMATIC CLASSICAL MONOLOGUE:
Antigonus from Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale
As Saunders with Mary Ehlinger in Lend Me a Tenor
Frederic Heringes made his Broadway debut in 1993 as a principal actor in
The Phantom of the Opera.
He studied acting and stage directing at
The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts (PCPA) in California.
His performance experience pretty much covers all the performing disciplines,
except classical ballet (you don’t want to see that…):
grand opera, operetta, musical theatre, theatre, film, and television.
He continues to act professionally at regional theater companies across the US; most notably for 8 seasons at The Mountain Playhouse (PA), and in 2021 at the Sierra Repertory Theatre in California, appearing as Hercule Poirot in Murder on the Orient Express.
He has recently come to the conclusion that he is
most certainly turning into the reincarnation of Gabby Hayes.
Pictured with long-time companion Benjamin Beaver
2 CONTEMPORARY THEATRICAL MONOLOGUES:
Tito Morelli from A Comedy of Tenors by Ken Ludwig
Brocker from The Wake of Jamey Foster by Beth Henley
with Lucy Thrasher in East or Home, West is Best
As Alonso with Melissa Miller and Mathew Conlon in The Tempest, Sonnet Theatre, NYC.
Directed by Neal J. Freeman.
with Patrick Toon and Laura Heidinger in Moliere's The Learnéd Ladies, Gallery Players, Brooklyn, NY
Directed by Neal J. Freeman
with Charles Pasternak, Melinda Parrett, Gabrielle Smith,
& Courtney Glass.
Photo by Kyle Bondeson, Chicago
As Beppo in A Comedy of Tenors
As Tito with Ashley Puckett Gonzales as Maria in
A Comedy of Tenors
Reverend Parris in The Crucible
Nikos in One Golden Moment
Malvolio in Twelfth Night
As Sam Phillips with Sarah Sawyer as Dyanne and Kyle Jurassic as Elvis Presley in
Million Dollar Quartet
Trailer for Murder on the Orient Express at
Sierra Repertory Theater, October-November 2021
Trailer for A Comedy of Tenors at The Mountain Playhouse, July 2017
COMEDY CLASSICAL MONOLOGUE:
A short film of the "Letter Scene": Malvolio from Twelfth Night
