Peter Tedeschi

Peter Tedeschi is an actor, writer and producer with extensive stage credits, as well as work behind and in front of the camera. He has a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting from Carnegie Mellon University and another from the Moscow Art Theatre Institute in Russia. He has a Bachelor's Degree in journalism from Marquette University, where he double majored in journalism and Spanish literature. All that training put him in the unique position of being an all-around story-teller, sometimes through non-fiction (journalism) and sometimes through fiction (theater and film). The New York Times, The Village Voice and Newsday have singled out his performances in and around New York. The Russian press called him a "pure souled actor." On New York and regional theater stages, he has played everything from the "obnoxious and disliked" founding father John Adams (three times in 1776), to the former slave owner who sees the light Phineas Fletcher (Uncle Tom's Cabin), to Shakespeare's Benedick (Muc