Cole Sitilides

About Cole

Cole Sitilides (he/him) is an actor born and raised in Northern Virginia. He got his start working in the Washington, D.C. theater scene, including at Ford’s Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Arena Stage, and Theater J, earning a BroadwayWorld DC Award in 2017 for Best Actor in a Play for his performance in the Helen Hayes award-winning production of Brighton Beach Memoirs. While studying at UCLA, Cole had the opportunity to collaborate on a number of projects in theater and film, some favorites of which were playing Jimbo in the first West Coast production of Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Fairview, producing the first English-translated production of the classic Brazilian play Lisbela and the Prisoner at Pacific Resident Theatre, and starring in the award-winning short Twice As Shy, currently in its festival run. After training with him in Commedia Dell'Arte at UCLA, Cole also had the honor of being selected to participate in the workshop of Tim Robbins’ original play, Topsy Turvy: A Musical Greek Vaudeville, at the Actors’ Gang. Next, he will be taking a trip back east to play Young Henry in Round House Theatre’s upcoming production of The Inheritance. Grateful for the training and experience the last four years have provided him, Cole is looking ahead with enthusiasm, and can’t wait to get to work.