Dana Watkins was last seen in Alan Zweibel’s Playing God at 59E59.  Before that, he appeared in The Dark Clothes of Night  at 59E59, New Federal Theatre’s production of In White America, The Culture Project’s production of Tennessee Williams' last full length play, In Masks Outrageous and Austere,  Verse Theatre Manhattan’s production of Kings (Achilles), and My First Time which enjoyed a two and a half year run at New World Stages.  Dana also played F. Scott Fitzgerald in the world premiere of Allan Knee’s The Jazz Age at 59E59.  Other credits include Marat/Sade (Corday), Native Son (Jan Erlone), Macbeth (Banquo), The Cherry Orchard (Trofimov) at the Classical Theatre of Harlem, Charles in The French Lieutenant’s Woman at The Fulton (world premiere), Kafka in Stanley Walden’s Letter to My Father at the Kaye Playhouse (U.S. premiere), John Worthing in The Importance of Being Earnest, Scapino in Scapino!, Hal in Henry IV parts I and II at the Workshop, and Poe in the one man show An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe.  Dana has appeared in innumerable plays and readings and workshops, working with Naked Angels, the Mint Theatre Company, the Westbeth Theatre Center,  Expanded Arts, Playwright’s Horizons, EST, and the sketch comedy group Commedia Dell’ Jilles among others. TV: “Once in A Lifetime”, Hallmark’s “Christmas With Holly”, “OLTL,” “Guiding Light,” “The City.” Film: The Stuff, Sarah is Not Her Name, Falling to Pieces, How to be a Man, The Empath, Dreamgirl, Unbridled. Dana Watkins has been performing since the age of seven.  In his nine years as a boy soprano both in the chorus and as a soloist at the Metropolitan and New York City Operas he performed in almost every opera with children, including The Magic Flute, Tosca, Gianni Schicchi, The Cunning Little Vixen, Wozzec and Billy Budd and working with such directors as Frank Corsaro, John Dexter and Franco Zeffirelli. He toured annually with both companies, as well as performing with many east coast opera companies. Other roles include Amahl and The Night Visitors at BAM (directed by Giancarlo Menotti), and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Requiem. He has produced both the Off Broadway production of The Jazz Age at 59E59 and Black Nativity Now Off Broadway at The Theatre at St Clements with his company Lost Generation productions.    Graduate of SUNY Purchase.