Actor Joe Carr

A member of SAG-AFTRA since 1996, Joe can play good guy or bad guy – equally convincingly. Cop. Football coach. Squad leader. Dad. Detective. Boxing trainer. ICE agent. Lawyer from the streets. Killer. Basketball coach. Skills: • Certified Personal Fitness Trainer for NYPD’s Cardiovascular Fitness Unit and Celebrities • Construction (Marine and Elevator) • Scuba Diving (Resort Certifications) • Skydiving • Virtually All Sports • Professional Mixologist • Bronx, Brooklyn, Irish, Southern Accents • NYS Driver’s License (Standard Shift and Automatic) • Valid U.S. Passport • Comes From Huge Family Eager To Fill An Audience Joe is best known for first-responder, blue-collar, and sports-related roles. But he also has the breadth of talent to take on Joseph Pilates (in a musical!), a surgeon, three princes … and a dwarf. Joe Carr has had a long and varied career in film, television, and theater. Film credits include Gets Good Light, Sojourn, Interference, Broken Angels, The Will to Want, and The Senator’s Daughter. Recent television appearances include Maslow’s, HBO’s Codes of Conduct, The Good Wife, Important Things with Dmitri Martin, All My Children, and As the World Turns. Theater and Off-Broadway credits include Messages from Marquez, Shakespeare in Space, The Complete Theatre Company’s productions of The Awakening, the Barely-Dressed Show, The Choice-One-Act Festival, and The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon, where he played three princes and a dwarf (who liked to dress as Snow White). Performances also include The Field, Open Call, The Autumn of Frank Byrne, Joseph Pilates in Pilates—The Musical, and Julian Marsh in 42nd Street. A life-long athlete and coach, Joe is a certified personal fitness trainer whose high-profile clients have included comedian Graham Norton, SyFy Channel President David Howe, and NBC News reporter Melissa Russo. He has also served with the Cardiovascular Fitness Unit of the NYC Police Department.