Frank Britton (he/him/his) is a Helen Hayes Award-winning actor and instructor who has been a part of the Washington DC / DMV professional theatre scene for the past 22 years.
A native of Washington, DC and raised in DC and Hyattsvillle, MD, Frank began his training in a three-month weekend class at the Shakespeare Theatre Company, and then at The National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts’ two-year conservatory program, from which he graduated in 2001.
“Angels In America, Part One: Millennium Approaches” earned the 2024 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Ensemble, Resident Play (Hayes).
“This Iago is close cousin to Britton’s recent turn as Richard III. With his natural charm and verbal dexterity, Britton excels at wringing out our sympathies for even the most cruel and cunning of villains”
Ryan Taylor
DC Theatre Scene
“As Lucius Jenkins in 'Jesus Hopped The ‘A’ Train', Frank Britton is a holy terror”
Nelson Pressley
The Washington Post
"...Hambone, given shades of fury and fragility by Frank Britton"