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EPISODE · May 10, 2022 · 57 MIN

Joe Coffey . Mick's Out

from 19Stories · host Cheryl Holling and Joe Coffey

My guest today is actor, screenwriter and producer Joe Coffey, who originally hails from Boston, Massachusetts, and grew up in the Irish neighborhood of West Roxbury, otherwise known as "Westie" in a family with deep Irish and Sicilian roots. Joe began acting at the age of 15 in theater and musical theater throughout Massachusetts.  After graduating from the prestigious Boston Latin high school, attending Stonehill College for theater, apprenticing at the Williamstown Theater Festival under artistic director and highly acclaimed actor Roger Rees,  Joe then studied at the Eugene O'Neill Theater in Waterford, CT as part of the ensemble of the National Theater Institute. He continued his training on a scholarship at the University of Florida from which he graduated with a MFA in 2009.  For the past 12 years Joe has been on a steady rise in stage, film and television. One of his most successful television roles is as Horace Dodge, in the highly successful "The Legend of Dodge" campaigns that he co-starred in for 5 years with Tyler Bryan portraying his brother John Dodge. Joe is in four films that are currently in post-production with one of them being a film that he co-wrote and produced with the Director Keenen O'Reilly: 'Micks Out' about a Boston ICE Agent who is forced to choose between the law and his community.  Joe Coffey is speaks to me from Los Angeles, CA. To Contact Joe: Business email Address:  [email protected] Instagram: @cupofjoecoffey Other: imdb.me/joecoffey To contact Cheryl re 19Stories: [email protected] Re Voiceover Work: www.cherylholling.com [email protected] Please remember to like, subscribe and share.  It's greatly appreciated!

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