Though he still gets carded on occasion, Devon has already experienced a variety of lives...A working actor, he's made guest appearances on numerous popular TV series, including "House," “Monk,” "Numbers" and "Without a Trace." He is perhaps best known for his recurring role as Bill on the hit CW show “Gilmore Girls.” Most recently Devon played lawyers on “NCIS:LA” and “Rebel.” He was the prime antagonist in a Hallmark film, a technical engineer in a sci-fi thriller indie, and received rave reviews starring in Wicked Lit's "The Fall of the House of Usher."Devon attended Yale University, where he earned his BA in Theater & Psychology and joined "The Duke's Men of Yale," an a capella singing/comedy troupe. He was a tour manager, soloist and comedy sketch writer for the award-winning group, which still performs around the world.Before and after his time at Yale, he enjoyed a fruitful stage career, appearing on and off Broadway and working with such actors as Mandy Patinkin, Joan Cusack and Peter MacNicol, and such directors as Joseph Papp and David Hare. Highlights include five shows for the Public Theater, the title role in "Johnny Pye & the Foolkiller" at the Lambs Theatre, and "The Little Rascals" at the Goodspeed Opera House. Devon also began writing and directing for stage and screen. He made documentaries with various companies in NY, working for museums, corporations and public television. He joined The Tuesday Group, a forum for playwrights and screenwriters (including “Woodsman” scribe Steven Fechter) based in Theatre Row Theatre. Both of Devon’s plays have been fully produced. Once in LA, Devon wrote for NationalLampoon.com and AOL's Digital City, then worked as a development assistant for Jonathan Prince. Three of Devon's scripts have won first place in the Carl Sautter Memorial Scriptwriting Competition for Film and Television. His sitcom pilot "Frenemies" made it to the semi-finals (30 from 2000) in last year's NBC Playground Competition.
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