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Graham is thrilled to be part of the voice cast for ”Harold Halibut”, out now on Steam, PS5, and Xbox.
“This game is precious, beautiful, deeply impressive, and worth the monumental effort that must have gone into making it.”
Kotaku AU
“I've never played a game quite like Harold Halibut, and I suspect I might never do so again.”
4/5 – GamesRadar+
“Consistently funny and full of surprises, Harold Halibut is a wholesome, handcrafted adventure with plenty of heart.”
8/10 – IGN
Photos from the American Theater Group production of “A Little Night Music”, March 2024.
Photography by Lianne Schoenwiesner.
March 2024
Graham played Fredrik Egerman opposite his wife, Kate Baldwin (as Desiree Armfeldt) in the American Theater Group production of Stephen Sondheim’s, “A Little Night Music”. The re-envisioned production was directed by Hunter Foster and music directed by Keith Levinson.
Playbill casting announcement
Graham and Kate launch the Skyline Theatre Company's 23rd season on February 10th with A.R. Gurney's Pulitzer Prize nominated play.
SOMA Rocks, 2024
Autonomous Transformation, by Brian Evergreen
America's Forgotten Army, by Charles Whiting
The Four Realms of Existence, by Joseph E. LeDoux
Navigating the Complexities of Stroke, by Louis R. Caplan, MD
Top Eight: How Myspace Changed Music, by Michael Tedder
The Youngbloods: Hell to Pay, by Gwenda Bond, Kami Garcia, & Sam Humphries
Rags & Bones: An Exploration of the Band, edited by Jeff Sellars & Kevin C. Neece
On Writers & Writing, by John Gardner
In July, Graham played Lt. Brian Hunter in a concert presentation of the new musical, “Pump Up the Volume” at the Adirondack Theatre Festival.
The artistic team for “Pump Up the Volume” includes music by Jeff Thomson, book and lyrics by Jeremy Desmon (based on the screenplay by Allan Moyle), and direction by Dave Solomon.
“To Tell the Truth” by Lewis M. Simons
“The Youngbloods, Bk 1” by Gwenda Bond, Sam Humphries, and Kami Garcia
“Flawless Consulting, 4th Ed.” by Peter Block
"The Shyness and Social Anxiety Workbook", by Martin M Antony & Richard P Swinson
"The Lagoon: Encounters With the Whales of San Ignacio", by James Michael Dorsey
"A True American Patriot", by Daniel J O’Connor
“Mars is Heaven!”, by Ray Bradbury.
Music: “Orchards” by Brandon Boone
The Sound of Music, Paper Mill Playhouse
Graham played Captain Von Trapp in the Paper Mill Playhouse production of The Sound of Music.
Producing Artistic Director Mark S. Hoebee directed the Rogers and Hammerstein favorite, which also starred Ashley Blanchett, Gavin Lee, Emily Borromeo, Analise Scarpaci, and Cáitlín Burke.
The production ran from December 2nd to January 1st, 2023.
Photos by Jeremy Daniels
Law & Order, “The Great Pretender”, S21E09
As Erik Howe opposite Odelya Halevi.
On May 10th, 2022, the NoSleep Podcast performed at “Spirited Giving” at the Stanley Hotel, in Estes Park, CO.
The evening was a fundraiser for the Glen Haven Area Volunteer Fire Department in an attempt to repay them for their heroic efforts saving the hotel and town from fires in 2021.
Graham helped launch season 17 of the NoSleep Podcast with a narration of, “Listen Right”, by Austin R. Ryan.
Music by Brandon Boone.
Production by Jeff Clement.
Illustration by Kelly Turnbull
Graham (along with his family) lent his voice to “The 64 Keys”, a beautiful holiday story by Jeff Talbott and Will Van Dyke, commissioned by the Cleveland Playhouse.
As Adam Gardner on the CBS thriller, “Evil”.
Red Dead Redemption 2
Graham appears in the latest release from Rockstar Games, Red Dead Redemption 2.
Runner-up for Best Game of the Year 2018 by IGN, RDR2 portrays the end of the wild west, as lawmen hunt down the last remaining outlaw gangs. You can find Graham selling guns in the town of Rhodes.
Graham recently completed narration for Poughkeepsie Shuffle, Cape Diamond, and Europe at Dawn.
These titles are available from Audible.com, RecordedBooks.com, and all other fine audiobook retailers.
Graham launched the 90th season of the Berkshire Theatre Group playing Senator Charles Whitmore in Jason Odell Williams timely and vital "Church and State".
The production ran at The Unicorn Theater in Stockbridge, MA from June 14th to June 30th, 2018.
In January, Graham completed the Broadway run of Steve Martin's "Meteor Shower". The production starred Amy Schumer, Keegan-Michael Key, Laura Benanti, Jeremy Shamos, and was directed by Jerry Zaks.
Graham narrated two exciting titles from Recorded Books: Dave Hutchinson's "Europe in Winter", and Ron Corbett's "Ragged Lake".
Both titles are available at digital retailers now.
NEW AUDIO BOOK:
MOVING FORWARDS SIDEWAYS LIKE A CRAB
Released August 14, 2017, Graham narrates "Moving Forwards Sideways Like A Crab" by Shani Mootoo, available from Audible.com.
Photos: Michael Sullivan
Graham starred as Mortimer Brewster in "Arsenic and Old Lace" at the Berkshire Theatre Group. Under the direction of Gregg Edelman, Graham joined Tony Award winner Harriet Harris and Tony nominee Mia Dillon. The production ran from July 27th to August 19th in Stockbridge, MA.
This past spring, Graham returned to the Palace Theatre for the Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard, starring Glenn Close. The heralded production ran from Feb 2nd to Jun 25th, 2017.
Graham narrated the audiobook of Douglas Coupland's "Bit Rot". The audio edition can be purchased through Audible or Recorded Books.
In August, Graham completed the Berkshire Theatre Group run of "Constellations", by Nick Payne.
"Constellations" played the Unicorn Theatre in Stockbridge, MA. The production re-teamed Graham with wife Kate Baldwin, under the direction of Gregg Edelman.
Read the full Boston Globe review here.
Graham took large steps in the heralded run of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Two River Theatre. He reprised his role as Miles Gloriosus from the Williamstown Theatre Festival production.
' “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” was last mounted on Broadway in 1996 ... It’s now time for it to come back—and this is how it ought to be done.'
Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal
Graham starred as Jeff Moss in Bells Are Ringing at Berkshire Theatre Group opposite Kate Baldwin.
"Graham Rowat as Jeff, the playwright, is smooth and suave." - The Westfield News
"Kate Baldwin and Graham Rowat (husband and wife off-stage) are both engaging actors who dominate the stage and invite us to believe in their romance. Their chemistry is palpable and their luxuriant voices perfect for such standards as “Just in Time,” “Long Before I Knew You,” and “The Party’s Over.” - The Arts Fuse
"Graham Rowat, plays Jeffrey Moss, the blocked playwright with whom Ella falls in love. Moss is supposed to be a tall handsome guy—not a stretch at all for Rowat. He has a gorgeous voice, and more important, he is believable." - The Berkshire Review
"Graham Rowat is charming and makes a plain man into a hero by not going overboard as a disappointed drunk or a man drunk with love. Like Baldwin he pleases in songs and scenes and he never brings to mind any other actor I’ve seen in the role. Jeffery Moss, playwright, is born anew in Rowat’s performance and that is a true delight." - Berkshire Edge
"Graham Rowat has an equally appealing everyman charm and handsome voice." - Times Union
AUDIO BOOK:
BLOOD TIES
Released May 12, 2015, Graham narrates the new audiobook, Blood Ties" by Nicholas Guild, now available from Audible.com.
RADIO PLAY:
A LONG AND LONEY FALL
Graham plays investigator Ezekial Hunt in "A Long and Lonely Fall", a radio play set in the floating city of Columbia.
HEAR IT HERE!
