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Photo: Dani Werner
Tom Reed is an actor-singer-writer-improviser whose middle initial is "B." 
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Tom has been featured on stages all over the Twin Cities including Theater Latte Da, Ten Thousand Things, Guthrie Theater, Jungle Theater, Brave New Workshop, Mixed Blood, Open Eye, History Theatre, and HUGE Improv Theater. 

On screen he appears in Netflix's Lady Dynamite, Shudder's V/H/S/85, History Channel, and Locally Grown Comedy along with commercials and several award-winning short films. 

As a creator, in addition to several years writing sketch comedy in the Brave New Workshop's main stage cast, Tom has written and performed acclaimed one-man musical parodies of Harry Potter, Twilight, The Hunger Games, Game of Thrones and Stranger Things ("Drop-dead funny" -Star Tribune), penned a horror show on bikes that City Pages called "spine-tinglingly relatable" and created a truly ridiculous comedy about the sultry side of plant life which Star Tribune called a "Fringe winner." 

Tom loves biking and grew up on an organic garlic farm. 

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What does "B" stand for?
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The Therapy Room short film - official selection of Twin Cities Film Fest and Sioux City International Film Festival.
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Scotland, PA regional premiere at Theater Latte Da! Tom plays Banko in this new, darkly comedic musical based on Macbeth.
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Tom plays Caleb Thorpe in Ten Thousand Things' production of The Spitfire Grill (spring/summer 2024)
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Tom played Charlie Conlon (and half a dozen other characters) in Stones in His Pockets at Theater Latte Da (winter 2024)
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Tom plays Leaf Coneybear in Spelling Bee at Artistry fall 2023.
Tom was nominated for Best Lead Actor for The Family We Chose (which had a total of 10 nominations including Best Film!) at the Z-Fest Film Festival 2022. Produced by Above-the-line Entertainment. Directed by Justin & Kristin Schaack. 
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​MillionDollarTP.com 
A ​fully functional parody website for "these times."

Created by Tom in the early days of the pandemic when toilet paper shortages still seemed novel and a lifestyle brand selling really expensive toilet paper seemed almost plausible.