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Jason Marr (Jay Marr on IMDB) is an actor, voice-over talent, acting coach, and fight choreographer based in Seattle. His work has been seen across the U.S. on stage, in short films, in a feature length film, and several commercials and corporate videos.
As a voice actor, Jason has recorded hundreds of voice-overs for TV, radio, and internet use. Voice Characteristics: straight forward, trustworthy, friendly, matter of fact, serious, tough, goofy, off beat; featuring abundant accents, dialects, and character voices.
Most recently, Jason pitter pattered through a production of Pirates of Penzance with Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society as Major General Stanley on the Bagley Wright stage at Seattle Repertory. Prior to that he performed in Shakespeare Unexpected with Unexpected Productions (where he is a company member) at Pike Place Market, a long form improvised show in the style of the Bard.
In the spring he closed Sovereignty with Harlequin Productions, a powerful play that centers around the Cherokee struggle to reinstate the sovereignty and jurisdiction of their nation in both the past and present day. Last December, Jason was seen rolling around Seattle Public Theater in a distressed tank top (once again) as John McClane in the 3rd season return of the sold out A Very Die Hard Christmas, directed by Mark Siano. After a long, pandemic induced hiatus, it was a true pleasure to be back with sold out houses and the sound of belly laughs from an enthusiastic crowd of true Die Hards.
Summer of 2021, Jason played Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing with Island Stage Left in Friday Harbor, Washington, marking his first live performance since 2020 when three slated productions (with Seattle Shakespeare Company, Seattle Opera, and Unexpected Productions) were abruptly cancelled due to the pandemic.
In 2019 you may have seen him zipping across your TV or device in an orange Lamborghini as "Pizza Guy" in Washington Lottery's #letsimaginetogether campaign, which aired regionally.
Principal on-camera credits include Microsoft, Skype, Washington Dental Service Foundation, Pizza Hut, and Agilent Technologies (now Keysight Technologies). Supporting credits include Darigold, Taco Time, CHI Franciscan Medical, and Microsoft Vista. Voice-over spokesperson roles include Golden One State Credit Union (TV, radio, internet), University of Washington Medicine (radio), Tableau Desktop (internet), Microsoft Surface Pro 3 (internet), and Atavus Tacklytics (internet). Featured VO credits include Reno Toyota (TV and radio), Liberty Mutual, Grist, and Philips (internet).
Previous stage roles: Orsino in Twelfth Night with Wooden O, Kemp in Greensward with MAP Theatre, Jonah in 63 Trillion with Sandbox Radio Live, Azolan in Dangerous Liaisons with ACT Theatre, Bassianus (and First Goth!) in Titus Andronicus with Seattle Shakespeare Company, Felix in Humble Boy at Seattle Public Theater, Proteus in Two Gentlemen of Verona with Wooden O, Henry in Henry V with Harlequin Productions, Fabian in Twelfth Night with Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Oliver in The Pitmen Painters at ACT Theatre, Scroop/Salisbury in Henry V and Bushy in Richard II at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in DC.
Jason has also choreographed fights for the Seattle Fringe Festival, Homeschool Connection's production of Three Musketeers and Forest Ridge Sacred Heart's productions of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Beauty and the Beast.
In his spare time, he enjoys freestyle rapping and beatboxing and has performed as lead beatboxer in a sold out Improvised Hip-Hopera with Unexpected Productions, which went on to perform in the Alaska State Improv Festival.
Feel free to view Jason's resume and listen to his voice-over demo. If you would like to book him for an on-camera or voice-over contract, you may email his agent at tim@toposwopetalent.com or reach them by phone at 206.443.2021. If you are casting for theatre you can email Jason directly at jasondmarr@gmail.com or call 206.949.3665.
Thanks for your time!
In the spring he closed Sovereignty with Harlequin Productions, a powerful play that centers around the Cherokee struggle to reinstate the sovereignty and jurisdiction of their nation in both the past and present day. Last December, Jason was seen rolling around Seattle Public Theater in a distressed tank top (once again) as John McClane in the 3rd season return of the sold out A Very Die Hard Christmas, directed by Mark Siano. After a long, pandemic induced hiatus, it was a true pleasure to be back with sold out houses and the sound of belly laughs from an enthusiastic crowd of true Die Hards.
Summer of 2021, Jason played Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing with Island Stage Left in Friday Harbor, Washington, marking his first live performance since 2020 when three slated productions (with Seattle Shakespeare Company, Seattle Opera, and Unexpected Productions) were abruptly cancelled due to the pandemic.
In 2019 you may have seen him zipping across your TV or device in an orange Lamborghini as "Pizza Guy" in Washington Lottery's #letsimaginetogether campaign, which aired regionally.
Principal on-camera credits include Microsoft, Skype, Washington Dental Service Foundation, Pizza Hut, and Agilent Technologies (now Keysight Technologies). Supporting credits include Darigold, Taco Time, CHI Franciscan Medical, and Microsoft Vista. Voice-over spokesperson roles include Golden One State Credit Union (TV, radio, internet), University of Washington Medicine (radio), Tableau Desktop (internet), Microsoft Surface Pro 3 (internet), and Atavus Tacklytics (internet). Featured VO credits include Reno Toyota (TV and radio), Liberty Mutual, Grist, and Philips (internet).
Previous stage roles: Orsino in Twelfth Night with Wooden O, Kemp in Greensward with MAP Theatre, Jonah in 63 Trillion with Sandbox Radio Live, Azolan in Dangerous Liaisons with ACT Theatre, Bassianus (and First Goth!) in Titus Andronicus with Seattle Shakespeare Company, Felix in Humble Boy at Seattle Public Theater, Proteus in Two Gentlemen of Verona with Wooden O, Henry in Henry V with Harlequin Productions, Fabian in Twelfth Night with Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Oliver in The Pitmen Painters at ACT Theatre, Scroop/Salisbury in Henry V and Bushy in Richard II at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in DC.
Jason has also choreographed fights for the Seattle Fringe Festival, Homeschool Connection's production of Three Musketeers and Forest Ridge Sacred Heart's productions of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Beauty and the Beast.
In his spare time, he enjoys freestyle rapping and beatboxing and has performed as lead beatboxer in a sold out Improvised Hip-Hopera with Unexpected Productions, which went on to perform in the Alaska State Improv Festival.
Feel free to view Jason's resume and listen to his voice-over demo. If you would like to book him for an on-camera or voice-over contract, you may email his agent at tim@toposwopetalent.com or reach them by phone at 206.443.2021. If you are casting for theatre you can email Jason directly at jasondmarr@gmail.com or call 206.949.3665.
Thanks for your time!