He’s an actor best known for playing Marty Butler in the popular sitcom The Neighborhood, a role that really put him on the map. Before that, he made a name for himself portraying T.K. Clifton in the sitcom The Mayor, showcasing his range and comedic timing. He also appeared in the 2019 film Always a Bridesmaid, further expanding his screen presence. Beyond television and film, he’s built a strong foundation in theater, having worked with respected companies like Minneapolis’ Guthrie Theater and San Diego’s Old Globe—experience that clearly shaped his craft.

Before all the spotlight, he focused on his education, completing his undergraduate studies before going on to earn a master’s degree in acting from Columbia University in 2015. That kind of dedication didn’t come out of nowhere—growing up, he was raised in a family where values were important; his father was a preacher, which likely influenced his grounded perspective. As the oldest child in the family, he probably took on early responsibilities, maybe even helping raise his siblings. All these experiences—the training, the upbringing, the stage work—have clearly contributed to who he is today: a talented actor steadily making his mark, one role at a time. And as Marty Butler, he continues to bring both humor and heart to audiences week after week.