Randall Newsome
Randall Newsome joins Joseph Morgan and Christine Lahti in Fox's GONE BABY GONE reboot.
May 31, 2018
Fox has ordered the pilot from Robert Levine based on Dennis Lehane’s best-selling novel, “Gone Baby Gone.” Levine and Lehane are both set to executive produce the pilot, which will be a co-production between 20th Century Fox Television and Miramax.
Newsome has recurred on AMC's "Turn", IFC's "Stan Against Evil" and "Boardwalk Empire" on HBO.
At Hartford Stage - "A Lesson From Aloes"
May 30, 2018
“One of the finest revivals of an Athol Fugard play
that I’ve had the good luck to see.”
- Terry Teachout, Wall Street Journal
"A wonderfully modulated performance by Randall Newsome."
- The New Haven Review
"Powerful... Beautiful."
- BroadwayWorld
“In this deeply intellectual and effective production
Randall Newsome, Andrus Nichols, and Steve Ariyon Bakare are brilliant."
- In the Spotlight
Interview with STAN AGAINST EVIL'S Randall Newsome
October 27, 2017
To fans of the hit IFC show, Stan Against Evil, we know him fondly as Constable Thaddeus Eccles. But Randall Newsome has had a very successful career on and off the camera, as well as the theater and even did a stint with the infamous Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. His most recent roles besides Stan Against Evil include, the award winning film Hidden Figures and AMC Networks hot show Turn.
We get to chat with him today about his career and his role in our favorite horror comedy from Dana Gould.
'Ah, Wilderness!' at The Goodman Theatre in Chicago
June 26, 2017
"Amazing! ...and played to perfection by Randall Newsome." Around the Town Chicago
"Arguably the crown jewel of Chicago’s theater season." Chicago On The Aisle
"Chicago favorites Randall Newsome and Ora Jones...
in this picture perfect stage tale." Chicago Tribune – Post Tribune
"As Nat Miller, Randall Newsome is terrific. His chemistry with his entire stage family is honest and heartwarming." Chicago Theatre Review
Guest Starring on AMC's 'TURN: Washington's Spies'
June 24, 2016
'TURN' gives life to some of the messier parts of a period that is too often starched and oversimplified by schoolbooks and politicians. “Turn” isn’t easy, but then again, neither was the American Revolution. The New York Times
Randall Newsome Guest Stars as the Royal Governor William Tryon in Season 3.
'A Walk in the Woods' with Robert Redford
September 30, 2016
"A Walk in the Woods starts promisingly, and hilariously, with Bryson hawking a boxed set of his books on Boston television. He’s confronted with the kind of interviewer who mistakenly thinks he deserves to be the center of attention as an ace conversationalist. Redford long ago mastered a witty version of appearing dumbstruck. It’s the perfect response to this wrong-way raconteur (played with gusto by Randall Newsome), who devalues Bryson’s travel writing by quoting Noel Coward song lyrics (“Why do the wrong people travel, travel, travel / When the right people stay back home?”). He even spouts details of Bryson’s biography—especially his two-decade residence in England—as if the writer were a fugitive or an anti-American expatriate... It’s a pungent scene and a brisk way of filling in Bryson’s background..." Film Comment
Lesser America's 'Carnival Kids' by Lucas Kavner
June 10, 2014
A New York Times Critics' Pick.
"The acting is superb." The New Yorker
"The cast is outstanding, headed by Randall Newsome." Adventures in the Big Apple
"Surprising and very funny...
"Extraordinary chemistry between Randall Newsome and Danelle Eliav." The New York Times
Richard Schiff and Randall Newsome in the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production of 'Hughie'.
February 12, 2013
"Splendid...A deep, full evening of theater." The Washington Post
"Randall Newsome is towering... His performance speaks volumes." BroadwayWorld.com
"Richard Schiff and Randall Newsome deliver
outstanding performances." The Washingtonian
"Directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes,
'Hughie' is a unique and fascinating experience…. A quiet hit."
DC Metro Theatre Arts
"Randall Newsome is a mesmerizing stage presence...
...He's fascinating to watch"
The Washingtonian
'Time Stands Still' at Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago
January 30, 2012
★ ★ ★ ★ (Out of 4)
Chicago Tribune
"Director Austin Pendleton deftly guides the first-rate cast ...
with Randall Newsome especially believable and vulnerable as the war-weary James." Splash Magazine
"Randall Newsome is outstanding." Stage and Cinema
Newsome Joins Mahoney, Guinan, Wilder and Irwin in Steppenwolf's 'Seafarer'
October 13, 2008
PLAYBILL.COM: "Casting is now complete for Steppenwolf Theatre Company's upcoming production of Conor McPherson's The Seafarer, which will begin performances at the Chicago venue Dec. 4."
"Oh, what an ensemble!…. Powerhouse acting." Time Out Chicago
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