| CAMERON MITCHELL JR. |
(Herbert Jones) Born in LA of "Old" Hollywood parentage Cameron
received his theatre training at London's famed Central School of Speech
and Drama. He is especially pleased to be back in Los Angeles as part of
the inaugural season of the Salem K Theatre Company, as it reunites him
with so many dear friends. He was most recently seen on the “Boards” in
Canada as Victor in Arthur Miller's The Price and as Otto Frank in The
Diary of Anne Frank, both for the Persephone Theatre Company. His
most recent LA-area credits are Baron Von Epp in John Osborne’s A
Patriot For Me and the triple roles of Sir Leicester Dedlock, Kenge and
Krook in Gene Franklin Smith’s adaptation Charles Dickens’ Bleak House.
Film and television credits include Hollywoodland (as gossip columnist Earl
Wilson), Norman Mailer's mini-series Master Spy: The Robert Hansen
Story (with William Hurt) and the Showtime series Queer as Folk.
received his theatre training at London's famed Central School of Speech
and Drama. He is especially pleased to be back in Los Angeles as part of
the inaugural season of the Salem K Theatre Company, as it reunites him
with so many dear friends. He was most recently seen on the “Boards” in
Canada as Victor in Arthur Miller's The Price and as Otto Frank in The
Diary of Anne Frank, both for the Persephone Theatre Company. His
most recent LA-area credits are Baron Von Epp in John Osborne’s A
Patriot For Me and the triple roles of Sir Leicester Dedlock, Kenge and
Krook in Gene Franklin Smith’s adaptation Charles Dickens’ Bleak House.
Film and television credits include Hollywoodland (as gossip columnist Earl
Wilson), Norman Mailer's mini-series Master Spy: The Robert Hansen
Story (with William Hurt) and the Showtime series Queer as Folk.
