David Rasche

Amateurs by David Auburn

Bio

David Rasche began his career at the famed Second City cabaret in Chicago. His Broadway credits include: Speed the Plow (David Mamet), Lunch Hour (dir. Mike Nichols), Loose Ends (Michael Weller), and The Shadow Box. Off-Broadway credits include: Little Miss Sunshine (written and directed by James Lapine, music by Bill Finn), Chekov’s The Seagull (Richard Seff Award), Regrets Only (Paul Rudnick, MTC), David Mamet’s Edmond (Atlantic). His TV credits include recurring roles on “VEEP,” and “Bored to Death” on HBO, and he has appeared on episodic shows from “Miami Vice” to “Monk,” most recently on “Black Box” on ABC, and “Blue Bloods” on CBS.  He played Sledge Hammer in the ABC series of that name.  His films include:  In the Loop (dir. Armando Iannucci), Burn After Reading (Coen Brothers), Men in Black 3 (Barry Sonnenfeld), Flags of Our Fathers (dir. Clint Eastwood), Flight 93 (dir. Paul Greengrass), That Old Feeling (with Bette Midler, dir. Carl Reiner), and Manhattan (dir. Woody Allen). He just completed a series with Michelle Williams, “Dying for Sex,” which will air on FX in November. He was Karl Mueller in “Succession” on HBO.