Sneed delivers a memorable performance by aggressively mining the rich vein of laughs Lyons provides Logan.
— David Timberline, Style Weekly
Jeffrey Allen Sneed’s Ben Gunn, the mad stranded man left on the island three years ago, hops across the stage like a waterbug, proclaiming his love for cheese, and infatuating all of us. It’s a cannon shot of a performance, every line and movement launching and landing with comedic accuracy, but also with a deep impact on the plot.
— Jim Reiter, CBM Bay Weekly
Jeffrey Allen Sneed captivates as Truffaldino [...] He is incredibly physical, whether fainting from hunger or burying his head in a trunk to avoid an irate employer. Watching him in the famous “restaurant scene” is enthralling, as he skillfully moves around the other actors handling plates, trying to discern what food is for which master, while satisfying his own hunger.
— Charles Green, DC Theatre Arts

Jeffrey Allen Sneed is an actor, director, playwright, content creator, and huge geek. He holds a MFA in Acting from the University of Central Florida and is based in the Washington, DC area.

As an actor, Jeffrey has been seen on stage, screen, and as a voice over artist.

Some of his favorite stage acting credits include Shakespeare in Love (Alliance Theatre), Chicken & Biscuits (Virginia Rep), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Orlando Shakes), The One and Only Ivan (Synchronicity Theatre), The Devil’s Disciple (Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey), The Flick (Out of Box Theatre), Prince(cess) (Orlando Fringe Festival), and the world premier of the two-part play SISU is in the Heart in both Ohio and Finland.

As a voice actor, Jeffrey has had the opportunity to lend his voice to game companies like Ion Lands and Lion in a Box Games, as well as a number of podcasts. He is also the co-host of the award winning actual play podcast Roll & Tell. Check out Jeffrey and Christian’s chaotic, dice-based adventures here!

As a playwright, his first original play, White Whale, was produced at Theatre Emory’s Breaking Ground series. His second play, The Death of Beowulf, is available to watch on YouTube.

When Jeffrey isn’t acting, he loves table-top role-playing games, fantasy novels, and video games. He also loves his dog, Avery - that’s him up there in the picture!