My name is Andrew Cutler, and I am an actor, acting teacher, producer, co-founder of First Floor Theater, and co-owner of Black Box Acting in Chicago. In addition to my work as an actor, I am the Artistic Producer at First Floor and the Executive Director and a teacher at Black Box, and a lecturer for the Committee on Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of Chicago. In Chicago, I have appeared onstage in many productions, including Sexual Perversity in Chicago, Polaroid Stories, The Paranoid Style in American Politics, World Builders, Refrigerator, Hooded; or Being Black for Dummies, Killed a Man (Joking), Plano, Always Nothing Else and Botticelli in the Fire with First Floor Theater, and elsewhere in productions at A Red Orchid Theatre, The Artistic Home, and The Sound, among others. My regional credits include A Christmas Carol, We’re Gonna Be Okay and The Many Deaths of Nathan Stubblefield, all at Actors Theatre of Louisville. In early 2019, I was named one of the Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago in Newcity Stage for my work with First Floor. I hold a degree in Theater and Performance Studies from The University of Chicago, completed my conservatory training in The ACADEMY at Black Box Acting, and was an Acting Apprentice at Actors Theatre of Louisville.