Lee Grober
- Actor
Lee Grober is a talented actor of film, television and stage, and is
often cast onscreen as doctors, lawyers, and detectives.
Feature credits include the leading role of Sonny, a possessed professor, in the feature Witchcraft - Salem's Ghost and the film Scrambled. Television credits include the ABC sitcom Over The Top with Tim Curry, Annie Potts and Steve Carell, the syndicated series Nightman, and the primetime premiere movie of Port Charles. Soap credits include roles on The Young and Restless, General Hospital, Bold and the Beautiful, As the World Turns and One Life to Live. In the role of a studio exec, he appeared with Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long in a promo for NFL Fox Sunday.
Lee Grober holds an M.F.A. in Acting from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Grad Acting program. While at NYU, playwright Tony Kushner cast and directed him in several of his original plays as well as projects in later years including Hydriotaphia or The Death of Doctor Brown with Camryn Manheim and Stephen Spinella. A veteran of over eighty plays, his stage credits include many classical roles such as the title role in Hamlet and a European tour of MacBeth. Regional theater credits include the Berkshire Theatre Festival, New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, Asolo Theater, the Lyric Theater, and Mt. Gretna Playhouse. Lee was also a Dramalogue Award winner for his work in The Matchmaker at the Colony Theater in Los Angeles.
Lee is employed as an Adjunct Professor of Acting at West Los Angeles College.
Feature credits include the leading role of Sonny, a possessed professor, in the feature Witchcraft - Salem's Ghost and the film Scrambled. Television credits include the ABC sitcom Over The Top with Tim Curry, Annie Potts and Steve Carell, the syndicated series Nightman, and the primetime premiere movie of Port Charles. Soap credits include roles on The Young and Restless, General Hospital, Bold and the Beautiful, As the World Turns and One Life to Live. In the role of a studio exec, he appeared with Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long in a promo for NFL Fox Sunday.
Lee Grober holds an M.F.A. in Acting from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts Grad Acting program. While at NYU, playwright Tony Kushner cast and directed him in several of his original plays as well as projects in later years including Hydriotaphia or The Death of Doctor Brown with Camryn Manheim and Stephen Spinella. A veteran of over eighty plays, his stage credits include many classical roles such as the title role in Hamlet and a European tour of MacBeth. Regional theater credits include the Berkshire Theatre Festival, New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, Asolo Theater, the Lyric Theater, and Mt. Gretna Playhouse. Lee was also a Dramalogue Award winner for his work in The Matchmaker at the Colony Theater in Los Angeles.
Lee is employed as an Adjunct Professor of Acting at West Los Angeles College.
