Jason Paul Evans

A native of Whittier, CA, Jason grew up a true athlete. He played baseball, football and basketball as a kid and also ran track in middle school. Once he began his high school career at St. John Bosco in Bellflower, CA he narrowed it down to water polo and baseball. Finally, at the end of his Junior year, he discovered his passion for Musical Theatre and hung up his Speedo and his cleats and took to the stage...and he hasn't looked back since! After performing in the musicals "Tommy", "Cabaret", and "West Side Story" Jason discovered that acting is his true passion, what makes him feel most alive. He has performed on numerous stages throughout the Los Angeles metropolitan area, having most recently been seen as the boisterous Vinnie Bavassi to critical acclaim in Neil Simon's "Proposals" at the Norris Center and the comical silent character Mr. Rosdale in the critically-acclaimed "Modern Drama. Some of Jason's favorite past roles include Alan Strang in Peter Schaffer's psycho-drama "Equus", George Gibbs in Thornton Wilder's classic "Our Town", Lt. Jack Ross in Aaron Sorkin's "A Few Good Men" and Reverend John Hale in Arthur Miller's famous drama "The Crucible". Film-wise, Jason has played the supporting role of old Yankee Shortstop Frank "Crow" Crosetti in the award winning short film "Gandhi at the Bat" and most recently played the lead roles in "Disruption" and the festival-nominated "We Are Together". Jason is the oldest of three children, the other two being younger brother Joshua Lee Evans and younger sister Sarah Catherine Evans.