Mitchell Fields is a freelance actor, director and acting coach in private practice. At Baldwin-Wallace College, Mitchell has been a professor in the Theatre and Film departments since 1996. He also served as the head teacher at Second City's Training Center. As a member of Actors' Equity, Mitchell has performed in most of the professional theatres in Cleveland. His latest performances include Big Daddy in Cat On a Tin Roof, Mr. Bennett in Pride and Prejudice and The Captain in Victoria Bussert's production of Anything Goes, Bernie in VE Day at Dobama, Andrew Carnes in Porthouse's Oklahoma, Flute in Great Lakes Theatre Festival's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Frosch in the Lyric Opera Guild's Die Fledermaus. His favorite roles include Willy Loman in Death of A Salesman, and the priest in For Reasons that Remain Unclear. Mitchell's training includes an M.A. from Columbia University in Theatre and Film. Mitchell's family includes his wife, Barbara, and his children Matthew and Joanna.
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