Mark Robert Gordon

Mark Robert Gordon is best known for his acting roles on the Guiding Light (1952), New York and regional theaters, and several national TV commercials, as well as for his work as a stage director, playwright, and producer, and as a print model in several national ad campaigns, including for Guess and Biscom. Gordon is the Founding Artistic Director of Off-Broadway's not-for-profit company Do Gooder Productions, which produces in partnership with designated charities tied to the theme of the play. With Do Gooder, he produced the year-long Off-Broadway premiere of Alan Brandt's play "2 ½ Jews", the first Off-Broadway production of "the dreamer examines his pillow" by John Patrick Shanley and the final play by Sidney Morris, and multiple Off-Broadway debuts of new playwrights and directors (including the Off-Broadway directing debut of later-Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis). Gordon also heads the production company The Camelback Kid, the nickname assigned to Gordon