Press Excerpts
"Matthieu Cornillon shines..."
"...is superb as Braham"
"…a commanding presence"
Awards
Best Actor - 2006 Spotlight On Awards
Best Supporting Actor - 2005 Jean Dalrymple Awards
TELEVISION
The Path
Co-Star (ep 202)
Hulu (dir. Michael Weaver)
Lipstick Jungle
Co-Star (ep 102)
NBC (dir. Timothy Busfield)
30Rock
Co-Star (ep 206)
NBC (dir. Beth McCarthy)
Guiding Light
U-5
CBS (dir. Matt Lagle)
This Week in History
Lead
History Channel
FILM
You Mean Everything To Me
Tommy
Ballast Films (dir. Bryan Wizemann)
The Firefly and the Bride
Wanker
Orsonami Films
Nethermead
Lead (unnamed)
Zwak Films
WEB SERIES
Sexual Intercourse: American Style
Tom (series regular, 8 ep run)
Channel 101 NY (dir. Mitch Magee)
Mister Glasses
Herr Spectacles (ep 104)
Channel 101 NY (dir. Mitch Magee)
THEATER
The Philanthropist (Braham, John u/s)
Roundabout Theatre
dir. David Grindley
Susan and God (Leeds)
Mint Theater
dir. Jonathan Bank
Avalon (Lancelet)
FHB Theater Productions
dir. Glory Sims Bowen
Hamlet (Laertes)
American Theatre of Actors
dir. James Jennings
The Winter’s Tale (Cleomenes)
Looking Glass Theatre
dir. Destiny Lilly
Edward the Second (Gaveston)
American Theatre of Actors
dir. Jeff Dailey
Loose Knit (Miles)
Fool’s Pearls Productions
dir. Kevin Molesworth
Losing Ground (Paul)
Paradise Theater
dir. Bryan Wizemann
Greenwood (Jas Baker)
Tupu Kweli Theatre Company
dir. Curtiss I’Cook
The Philanthropist (on Broadway)
“Matthieu Cornillon, who subbed for Jonathan Cake at the performance reviewed, is superb as Braham, revealing him to be repulsive even when the insecurities and pretenses of his character are stripped away. I was glad to catch him in his Broadway debut.”
“The show’s saving grace is the arrival of two promising young performers. [Anna] Madeley’s nuanced turn as the conflicted Celia bodes well for her future on Broadway, and Matthieu Cornillon shines as an arrogant novelist whose Wildean wit hides an insecure ego. Both are actors to watch.”
Avalon
“Top scenes include…an adolescent rebellion by Lancelet (Matthieu Cornillon) against his high-priestess mother, Viviane.”
“…notable performances include…Matthieu Cornillon as Lancelet, whose erotic tension is the most believable in the play.”
“…a commanding presence and a solid portrayal of the conflict between love and honor which bedevil him.”
The Acting Studio
Acting Program (graduate in 2001)
Improvisation (at Upright Citizens Brigade)
Ian Roberts, Armando Diaz, Michael Delaney, Billy Merritt
Voice/Speech
Tom Marion, Catherine Fitzmaurice, Robert Blumenfeld
Stage Combat
J. David Brimmer, Ryan Bartruff
Dialects: RP, Cockney, Irish (N/S), Scottish, Appalachian, French, other
Fluent in French
Bass/Baritone
Basic Swing Dancing
Basic Piano, Guitar, Bass
