Evan Alexander Smith

Nebula Anthology Series ‘Sub/liminal’ Sets Leads, Including Joseph Cross, Lena Hall and Caissie Levy (EXCLUSIVE) Indie streamer Nebula has set the leads for its upcoming anthology series "Sub/liminal," which boasts multiple Broadway staples.

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Nebula Anthology Series ‘Sub/liminal’ Sets Leads, Including Joseph Cross, Lena Hall and Caissie Levy (EXCLUSIVE) Indie streamer Nebula has set the leads for its upcoming anthology series "Sub/liminal," which boasts multiple Broadway staples.

Holy shit this cast variety.com/2025/tv/news...

So excited to be part of this ambitious new series from @nebula.tv.

Hey! It’s been a minute since I’ve posted here. Since Back To The Future closed, I’ve walked and talked on Elsbeth, been interrogated on Law & Order, and shot a Christmas movie in Buffalo. We’re in pre-pro for a very exciting new project filming in June - can’t wait to tell you more about that soon!

On Sunday we closed Back To The Future on Broadway. Playing George McFly was an incredible gift, and I’m very grateful.

Had a wonderful time ringing in the holiday season this week performing at Drew and Dane’s Holiday Festivity, an annual fundraising gala for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

If you’re looking to spread some holiday cheer this season, please consider donating to this incredible organization.

Pizza guys jacket in home alone is so incredibly sick

Opinion | Joel Grey: ‘Cabaret’ Was a Warning. It’s Time to Heed It. Much has changed since the show debuted on Broadway in 1966, but it’s what hasn’t changed that should worry us.

In a Times essay, Joel Grey is disturbed that audience members at the current revival of “Cabaret” are laughing at the anti-Semitic joke that is supposed to horrify them. “History is giving us another chance to confront the forces that cabaret warned us about”

www.nytimes.com/2024/11/24/o...

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It was really fucking cool, and a valuable reminder of the profound impact we can have on the lives of young people when we encourage them to follow their dreams. (4/4)

I got to make eye contact with him as I said my line, “My success is the result of some very simple advice a friend gave me thirty years ago; you can accomplish anything, if you just put your mind to it.” (3/4)

An old friend and mentor of mine was at the show today — one of the first people to really see and believe in me as an actor a little over twenty years ago. (2/4)

One of my favorite things as an artist is when a line of text, or a beat in a scene, opens the door for a genuine moment of reflection and gratitude. That happened this afternoon. (1/4)

they should invent a bed that makes you as sleepy as a couch

It feels great to be in my mid 30s and not having to pretend to be funny anymore

Me every time a new person is announced on that man’s team.

Also, and probably most importantly, this is my dog, Phoebe. She’s a queen.

My man!

Hey! I’m Evan.
I’m an actor who’s worked on Broadway and TV, and I’m trying to figure out if this place is the solution we’ve all been hoping for.
I’m currently playing George McFly in Back To The Future on Broadway.
I love TV, film, video games, dogs, sports, photography, filmmaking, and pizza.