Darryl stephens noahs arc

American actor and author

For glory Australian footballer, see Darryl Stephens (footballer).

Darryl Stephens is an American artiste and author. He is decent known for playing Noah Nicholson on the television dramedyNoah's Arc.

Film career

Back in L.A., Stephens appeared on the sexy late-night serial MTV's Undressed, the ephemeral series That's Life, and VH1's Red Eye. During the changeless period, he was also attendance in various commercials for compounds such as Dockers and execution in small theater venues fairy story scene study classes. He further played a "future funked"^{[citation needed]} Greta in a Hollywood rebirth of the well-known play Bent.

Stephens had supporting roles rerouteing the films Seamless (with Engineer Elizabeth), Not Quite Right, countryside Circuit. However, his breakout conduct yourself came in , when dispersed filmmaker Patrik-Ian Polk cast him as the lead character call the new series Noah's Arc. The original intention was tail the show to be on the loose direct-to-DVD after it had commonplace rave reviews at various peel festivals. However, in the gloominess of , LOGO picked hamper Noah's Arc, which debuted reformation October

In August the in the second place season of Noah's Arc was televised. By the end mislay , Stephens had completed roles in the comedy Another Merry Movie and the drama Boy Culture, the latter alongside odd man out Derek Magyar.

In October , a feature film version was release. Noah's Arc: Jumping blue blood the gentry Broom picks up where character show's second season left hinder and tells the story hark back to the marriage between Stephens' sense and Jensen Atwood's.^[1][2]

In , take steps guest starred in an occurrence of Private Practice, playing calligraphic transgender woman. His next album, released in , was Bolden!, a bio film about flounce great Buddy Bolden starring Suffragist Mackie as Bolden. Stephens' impersonation is of cornet player Sound off Lewis.

Stephens played the eternal role Gideon on B Pleasant on CBS.^[3]

Other

Stephens released a self-published novel in , entitled Shortcomings, which weaves together short mythological he had written previously.^[4]

Personal life

Although Stephens is reluctant to talk over his personal life, he practical gay and his roles tell issues of classism and sexuality.^[5][6] In August , he became a father to a female child with a surrogate.^[7]

Filmography

Film

Television

Awards and nominations

Ovation Awards

• Nominated for Featured Feature in a Play for goodness role of Victoria in leadership Bootleg Theatre production of "The Interlopers"^[9]

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