Andrew Driscoll Bio Page

Andrew Driscoll has now released three solo recordings on Conundrum Records, What I Am in 1998 and Just In Time For Christmas in 1999, and most recently Singing The Standards in November of 2001. Other recordings include A Bag Of Popcorn And A Dream on Original Cast Records and the original concept/ backers recording of the new Broadway musical, Rhythm Club (then called Swing Alley).

Concerts and Cabarets include Singing The Standards: A 1940's Radio Show, The Billy Joel Songbook: Part 1 The 70's, The Billy Joel Songbook: Part 2 The 80's and 90's , Singing For Our Supper, What I Am, and Just In Time For Christmas (Andrew's annual Christmas concert ) '98, '99, '00.

He made his Broadway debut in the hit mega-musical, Miss Saigon. He then won rave reviews from Variety for his portrayal of "Gideon Briggs" in the failed pre-Broadway tryout of Frank Loessers' Greenwillow. Off-Broadway he performed in Oedipus, Private Eye at Musical Theatre Works and played "J.J." in Slain in the Spirit, a play with music by blues legend Taj Mahal. Other New York City credits include: Buried Child, Bobby Gould in Hell, Streamers, Curse of the Starving Class, Oleanna, Sophistry, Midnight Caller, Reservoir Dogs, Goose and TomTom, and Women and Wallace.

Regional theatre credits include "Jamie" in The Last Five Years, "Joseph" in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, "Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde" in Frank Wildhorn's Jekyll and Hyde, "Steven" in the National Premiere of Metropolis, "Robert" in I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, "Huck Finn" in Big River, "Hero" in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, "Max" in Lend Me A Tenor, "Joe Hardy" in Damn Yankees, "Lun Tha" in The King and I, Strike Up The Band (with Bea Arthur), and Babes In Arms (with George Wendt).

Film and TV credits include NBC's Witness To The Mob, It Had To Be You, Looking For An Echo, and most recently, Company Man.

Most recently, Andrew has directed Equity productions of My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Songs for a New World, and Misery. Andrew is the owner of The Waterhouse, a banquet and catering facility located in Peoria, IL as well as the owner/producer of Howlin' on Water...Dueling Pianos and the Prairie Cabaret Theatre.



Andrew Driscoll has now released three solo recordings on Conundrum Records, What I Am in 1998 and Just In Time For Christmas in 1999, and most recently Singing The Standards in November of 2001. Other recordings include A Bag Of Popcorn And A Dream on Original Cast Records and the original concept/ backers recording of the new Broadway musical, Rhythm Club (then called Swing Alley). Concerts and Cabarets include Singing The Standards: A 1940's Radio Show, The Billy Joel Songbook: Part 1 The 70's, The Billy Joel Songbook: Part 2 The 80's and 90's , Singing For Our Supper, What I Am, and Just In Time For Christmas (Andrew's annual Christmas concert ) '98, '99, '00. He made his Broadway debut in the hit mega-musical, Miss Saigon. He then won rave reviews from Variety for his portrayal of "Gideon Briggs" in the failed pre-Broadway tryout of Frank Loessers' Greenwillow. Off-Broadway he performed in Oedipus, Private Eye at Musical Theatre Works and played "J.J." in Slain in the Spirit, a play with music by blues legend Taj Mahal. Other New York City credits include: Buried Child, Bobby Gould in Hell, Streamers, Curse of the Starving Class, Oleanna, Sophistry, Midnight Caller, Reservoir Dogs, Goose and TomTom, and Women and Wallace. Regional theatre credits include "Jamie" in The Last Five Years, "Joseph" in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, "Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde" in Frank Wildhorn's Jekyll and Hyde, "Steven" in the National Premiere of Metropolis, "Robert" in I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, "Huck Finn" in Big River, "Hero" in A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, "Max" in Lend Me A Tenor, "Joe Hardy" in Damn Yankees, "Lun Tha" in The King and I, Strike Up The Band (with Bea Arthur), and Babes In Arms (with George Wendt). Film and TV credits include NBC's Witness To The Mob, It Had To Be You, Looking For An Echo, and most recently, Company Man. Most recently, Andrew has directed Equity productions of My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra, I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Songs for a New World, and Misery. Andrew is the owner of The Waterhouse, a banquet and catering facility located in Peoria, IL as well as the owner/producer of Howlin' on Water...Dueling Pianos and the Prairie Cabaret Theatre.
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