Justin Randolph  is an actor and singer who takes pride in being a versatile artist equally at  home on the stage, in front of a camera, and in a concert hall. 

Justin recently appeared as Hugh Devon & Lieutenant Tranisch in Summerscape at Bard's production of Noel Coward's Bitter Sweet, featuring acclaimed Welsh actress, Sian Phillips.   Justin was also recently seen in Fifth Floor Theatre's production of Sondheim's Assassins, and as Botsworth in the 2010 NY International Fringe Festival's hit production of Invader? I Hardly Know Her!  Other New York City credits include Romeo & Juliet (Romeo), Into the Woods (Cinderella's Prince & The Wolf), numerous world premiere readings, and NYC debut in a sold-out adaptation of A Christmas Carol (Topper) with Personal Space Theatrics at TBG.  Regional theatre credits include Closer (Dan), Equus (Alan), and Camelot (Mordred).  

Justin maintained a three year tenure as a member of the professional vocal ensemble changing the face of choral music, Choral Chameleon -which he was frequently a featured soloist.   Film & television include Hiding the Pain of Others which was a feature film at the 2010 Taiwanese Film Festival in London,  30 Rock (January), and The Pan Complex.  Justin's mission is to continue to establish himself as an artist who uses his talent to be a part of a collaborative, engaging, and cathartic artistic experience that is capable of improving and changing lives!

Originally from Southeastern Ohio, Justin is an avid supporter of environmental causes, animal rights, equal rights, and humanitarian action.  Justin supports The American Heart Association, Amnesty International, and is a volunteer with I.Mentor (NYC). His artistic & musical influences include actors and musicians he fell deeply in love with as a child, or is currently obsessed with: Sandi Patty, Bernadette Peters, The Carpenters, Patty Duke, Paul Newman, Richard Jenkins, Kathleen Turner, Bon Iver, Rufus Wainwright, and Simon Keenlyside.