Robert Fass

Teaches at Scott Powers Studios

In more than 25 years as a professional union actor in NYC, Robert Fass has enjoyed success in an unusually wide range of disciplines, including all facets of corporate industrials and special events. Beyond his abilities as an actor and presenter, he is a speechwriter and presentation coach for performers and business executives alike and has worked as a creative director and writer for most of the major corporate marketing and production firms in New York.

On stage, Robert starred opposite Theodore Bikel in the hit off-Broadway production of The Gathering. Other credits include leading roles in Stars at Soho Rep; The Night That Roger… at the Ontological-Hysteric Theater; Dent at Hartford Stage (opposite Isabel Keating); and The Kids at Mile Square Theatre. He co-founded the long-running improvisational theatre company Some Assembly Required, where (in addition to performing in clubs, colleges and theatres around the country) he helped design and facilitate creative workshops for Fortune 500 business clients.

Robert is a veteran of countless commercials and corporate industrials (both live and video), is an Audie-nominated audiobook narrator and was a 2009 spoken word Grammy candidate. He is heard weekly on the InTouch network reading The New Yorker magazine to 4 million blind and visually impaired listeners. He trained with Uta Hagen.