Cliff Miller Posts

I return to Greenbrier Valley Theatre to play Edmund in Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night. What an extraordinary opportunity to dig into one of America’s greatest plays. Interpreting this kind of text is a dream for me.

Emmy-winner Scott C. Sickles’ play Composure performed this June at the Workshop Theater in NYC. Huff Post was there to give it a glowing review. The review included a nod to my work, “Cliff Miller, in a brief but haunting performance.” I am grateful to have been a part of such an excellent piece of theater.

Liz Brennan’s Party Song has gone viral! I make a well-dressed appearance in this viral music video. The tune now has over 2-million views!!

“The truth is rarely pure and never simple.” Beginning in April, I will start rehearsals for Oscar Wilde’s tour de force play, The Importance of Being Earnest, at Greenbrier Valley Theatre. I will play Jack Worthing alongside a host of wonderfully talented NYC actors.

In the fall, I will return to New Stage to play the role of George Gibbs in Our Town. Each time I encounter this play, whether through reading, watching, or listening, it leaves me spellbound by the beauty and fragility of life. I am thrilled to do this work for the Jackson community.

This week I will begin work on the film Camp Wedding. A raucous, supernatural-comedy thriller shot in New Jersey. My character, Jack, spends a lot of time alone in the woods. I hope I don’t get too spooked!

For the next two months, I will work on John Logan’s Tony Awarding-winning play Red. The scope of this role is extraordinary and a challenge I am eager to take on. My partner on stage will be veteran actor and local celebrity John Maxwell. This is a dream come true.