MARK ROBERT GORDON ("The Camelback Kid") has for over a decade been a critically-acclaimed
actor and
director on Off-Broadway and regional stages. As a
model, MRG's image has appeared in numerous
national and local ads. MRG is the President
of
S-2-S, an independent film production
company that produces screen adaptations
of stage plays, and he is the Founding Artistic/Executive Director
of
Do Gooder Productions, a not-for-profit
Off-Broadway theater company that produces in partnership
with designated charities; his production company
The
Camelback Kid produces films and Broadway and Off-Broadway shows.
Portraying Alexander Hamilton Off-Broadway this season, MRG
will return to the NY stage for the first time since a 1998 car-pedestrian
accident permanently injured three of his limbs and his spine. MRG's private
law
practice specializations are in Entertainment Law, Political Consultation, and Not-For-Profits. A published
scientist, MRG discovered the desert creosotebush's potential curative effects on
e.coli and several forms of athlete's
foot. His
research and writings on public policy matters
have been entered into the public record as testimony before federal and
state agencies. A published
poet, MRG is also the author of the stage plays
"H": Hamilton or Honour,
My Soul is Mine: A Runaway's Story (Off-Broadway 1995),
Did You Evuh?,
Nevuh!, and
R'fua. He wrote the
screenplay
21/2 Jews and is co-creator
of the TV sitcom "
Next Case!". Born in
Arizona and a product of Phoenix's inner-city public schools, MRG
holds degrees from Princeton University, Columbia Law School, and Harvard University's JFK School of Government).[
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