Graeme Malcolm Biography

appeared on Broadway in The King and I and as Gallimard in the National Tour of M. Butterfly. Off-Broadway credits include Hapgood and Death and the King’s Horseman at Lincoln Center Theatre, Aristocrats and Prin at Manhattan Theatre Club, Spread Eagle at the WPA, A Fool’s Errand at New York Theatre Workshop, and K (a one-man show about Franz Kafka) at American Jewish Theatre. Graeme was most recently seen in Electra at the famed Actors Studio. He created the lead role of Joseph in Arthur Kopit’s Y2K at the Actors Theatre of Louisville. Other regional credits include Pentecost at Yale Repertory, Under Milk Wood at Hartford Stage, Betrayal at the McCarter Theatre, and Henry in The Real Thing at Portland Stage. TV credits include “Law and Order,” “Follow The River,” “Mr. Halpern and Mr. Johnson” with Laurence Olivier for Channel Four in the U.K., and as Arthur and Merlin in “The Mabinogi.” On film he has appeared in Everything’s Jake, The Eden Myth, A Further Gesture, and The Adventures of Sebastian Cole.