Shaun Parry  -  Actor
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 ​Shaun Parry is a versatile performing artist from New York City. His 25-year career has spanned Broadway, Off-Broadway, National and International Broadway Tours, Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, films, TV, and commercials. With his rich singing voice,  proficiency in various styles of dance and his classical acting training, Shaun Parry is known for his versatility. Mr. Parry believes that real life experience (off the set) is crucial to the success of an actor. To this end, he has worked in the medical field as an x-ray and lab technician, served as a volunteer foreign missionary and has lived for months on end in leprosy colonies, slums and sex trafficking shelters. He speaks four languages (English, Japanese, ASL and Spanish). The songs he has composed range in style from inspirational to Golden Age Broadway to fun tunes to sing-around-the-campfire.    Read his full biography HERE.
CATS
​"Shaun Parry... in for Skimbleshanks, must be mentioned for doing a terrific job..." — Talkin Broadway
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"Eccentric inventor and widowed father Caractacus Potts (Shaun Parry) is a warm and affectionate dad to his two kids, Jemima (Lily Wolfe) and Jeremy (Christopher Convery).Their unique family finds loving expression in Parry’s moving ballad “Hushabye Mountain” and their harmonious trio “You Two,”...Caractacus singing his counterpoint song “Truly Scrumptious,” is a terrific moment that displays the considerable talents of both Bennett and Parry and lives up to its iconic scene in the film."  — Las Vegas Review Journal
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Headshots

Shaun has an incredibly versatile look. From villain to hero he is just as comfortable in a military buzz cut as he is with his medieval long hair and beard. 

Resumé

Shaun Parry's resumé ranges from Broadway musicals to dance companies to directing and choreographing gigs to film/tv acting to teaching to
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Actor's Reel

Acting for film and television has taken a front seat for Shaun Parry over the past few years. He loves the thrill and challenge of good storytelling.
​Watch below or click the button to be taken to Youtube.