Anderson Stinson, III

Actor | Voice Actor

Hey! I’m Anderson

Analytical. Explorative. Curious. Imaginative. Growing up, all I knew was math and science. I went to fairs, conventions, and camps for the sole purpose of learning about and exploring our complex world. When it comes to aspirations, being a doctor or zoologist was the dream. Even in college, there was a declaration of a pre med degree to follow that goal. Until, I accidentally auditioned for my college’s sketch comedy troupe right after arriving.

Although the dramatics very quickly drew me away from STEM, the drive to think critically, be curious, and break down our world to their most authentic parts never left. Performance allowed a breath of humanity and empathy that the objective world that was once so familiar never provided.

As a camera, voice, and theater actor, I’ve been awarded and nominated for several accolades. A portfolio of equity productions, independent films, roles in commercials, and more line my resume. I’ve gotten to work with brands like NIKE, SONY, and even COCA-COLA! With every role that’s offered, the many beautiful facets of the world get to shine through and breathe life again and again. My start in sketch comedy gave me a foundation as a storyteller to be very adaptable, spontaneous, and versatile to a degree that I wear with pride. Any training and work as an actor after has only honed those skills.

To continue working the brain, any free time is spent solving puzzles, crushing escape rooms, and playing board games. The drive to collaborate with others and to become immersed in worlds to bring them to life only gets stronger everyday. Although on a new path, I still love the opportunity to move and help others just now through cries and laughter. All of the characters I play will deliver a sense of youth, levity, charisma, and still some nerdiness that you won’t want to miss.

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Luckily, flashbacks take us deeper into his life and highlight his and the artistic, hilarious Flat Joe's (Anderson Stinson III) friendship which swells with love, friendly competition, and joy. And Stinson III's charisma as Flat Joe and Black Superman is undeniable.

WBUR
Quick-stepping Malik Mitchell and charismatic Anderson Stinson, III showcase their considerable dancing, rapping, and acting skills. Stinson stands out as Antipholus of Syracuse with his hilarious and seductive “Luciana,” a tribute to his love interest. A testament to his versatility: he plays an innocent rabbi who drops in on the action and, during the mad chase scene at show’s end, runs across the stage as a leprechaun!

The Arts Fuse
... and his wisecracking friend, Joseph (Anderson Stinson III, very good)

The Boston Globe
Stinson, who recently starred in "Black Super Hero Magic Mama," gives another solid performance here. He's charismatic and cool in this role and his energy ramps up when his co-stars share scenes with him

WBUR
He and his best pal (a bad influence according to Sabrina) “Flat Joe,” well-played by Anderson Stinson, III

Joyce Kulhawik
Anderson is a double major in Theater Arts and Film, Television, and Interactive Media who approaches the artistic process with vigor and exceptional creative clarity. His commitment to learning and growing as an artist has led him to take on an extraordinary range of performance opportunities over the years, including several transformative professional projects as a part of his senior thesis work. These experiences have not only allowed Anderson to broaden his toolkit as an actor, but they have also granted him the necessary space to clarify for himself the kind of work he wants to make and do in the world. Having worked closely with him in both classroom and rehearsal contexts, I remain deeply inspired by the fearlessness with which he tackles new challenges. As a performer, Anderson possesses an impressive understanding of style, rhythm, space, and the body and, importantly, is always eager to ask questions and pursue new approaches. I am confident he will make this world better through his artistic endeavors. (2021 Recipient of the Roy K. Stevens ‘68 Prize in Theater Arts at Brandeis University)

Professor Dr. Isaiah Wooden
Each character offers engaging and nuanced performances, especially Stinson as Zodiac who movingly depicts what it is like to struggle with issues that cannot easily be explained and still remain an open, inquisitive and loving person.

The Sleepless Critic
But one of them, Zodiac, portrayed by the gifted Anderson Stinson III...

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