The first of my "Character Visitation" Series, “The Dark Knight: Alfred Re-imagined”, where I’ll be re-imagining myself into some more prominent cinematic favorites of mine. I’m not old enough to play Alfred in the classical sense, but was there a way I could make that text work for me? What would that relationship be, if Alfred was more of a comrade, a wise friend, a person from a different background than Bruce Wayne, but just as supportive and capable in his own unique way...and Scottish?

A clip from the short film, "In A Silent Way" - Directed by Collin Mckenzee Levin. Jazzen and Al attempt to meet Jazz icon Marc Eric Rothco (Mark Larson) after a public event. It becomes clear this is not their first meeting, nor is it mutually desirable...

A scene from the film, "The Other Guys" reimagined by Mark Larson. Song: Alice Smith - "Fool for You"

Some text from the Tennessee Williams play, "Orpheus Descending," is utilized by a different and more contemporary character, Valentino, as he wrestles with notions of innocence and morality in a compromised world.

Audition Series - a text segment from the role of "SPIKE" from Christopher Durang's Tony-Award winning play, "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike." Spike is a vapid, fatuous wannabe actor with thick muscles and an even thicker head.

Audition Series - A piece of text from the play "Sweet Bird of Youth" by Tennessee Williams. The piece features Mark playing "Chance Wayne," a Southern soldier grappling with notions of fate during wartime.

"Chocolate?" - Yes Venice (Webisode) - Featuring Adrienne Ackerman, Ally Kristofik

Highlights from the "Chance Wayne" segment of Mark Larson's MFA Acting Thesis at the Brown / Trinity Rep MFA Program: a solo performance written and directed by Mark Larson