CONOR JORDAN

Actor / Singer / Dancer

Represented by Shirley Hamilton Talent, Inc.

Performace sample: https://youtube.com/shorts/perpDu_5A8A

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Conor is so excited to be returning to the Encore Musical Theatre Company in Dexter, Michigan this summer. He will once again be reprising the role of Tony in West Side Story, which he played last at the theater in 2018. Don't miss this show!! It's one of his all time favorites.
The show runs for 1 month only, June 5-July 6!
Get tickets at:https://theencoretheatre.org/event/west-side-story/

About

ABOUT ME

Conor is an actor, singer and dancer based in Chicago, IL and represented by Shirley Hamilton Talent Inc. He grew up just an hour outside of the city in the town of Lake Zurich, IL where he discovered his love of performing at a very young age.

Conor received his BFA in Musical Theater from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University and has been acting all across the Midwest since graduating, performing on stages such as the Paramount Theatre in Aurora, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Drury Lane Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Music Theater Works, and the Little Theater On The Square.

Conor also has a great love of cinema and, in his free time, enjoys going to and discussing movies with his friends.

He can’t wait for more opportunities to work in both theater and tv/film!

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- Life and Times, Rikki Lee Travolta

"Jordan is the classic musical theatre leading man. He is tall, handsome, and possesses the star quality of being able to brood with the best of them. He has a deep, rich voice that fills the theater with both
power and beauty."

-Chicago Theater Review, Colin Douglas

“Mr. Jordan is a fine, accomplished actor/singer who brings humanity and compassion to his sultry, swaggaring portrayal of Billy Bigelow. He is truly captivating and his “Soliloquy” is a masterclass in how to act a song. "

-Chicago Sun Times,Catey Sullivan

"Jordan brings a velvety smoothness to the role of Tommy, his soaring vocals becoming both manifesto and a prayer in the yearning love song “There But For You Go I."

-Kerry Reid, Chicago Reader

“The gorgeous voices and thoughtful performances of Sayed and Jordan are highlights. The famous “bench scene” where Billy and Julie sing “If I Loved You” is filled with pain and longing as much as hope for understanding.”

-Ronan Narbor, A2View:

"You will most likely never forget Conor Jordan as Tony and Aurora Penepacker as Maria. Individually, they are remarkable. Together, they raise the production into the world of theater magic."