
Shot an episode of SOUTHLAND where he has a scene with Lucy Liu and Michael Cudlitz. The title of the episode is “Fallout.” It was written by Etan Frankel, directed by Allison Anders and airs on TNT in February. (1/13/12)
Jeff performed in The New Group’s world-premiere production of Thomas Bradshaw’s play, BURNING, directed by Scott Elliot. (10/26/11-12/17/11)
”It doesn’t seem right to call the zone that’s occupied by Thomas Bradshaw’s “Burning” a gray area. This repellent and magnetic play, which opened on Monday night at the Acorn Theater in a New Group production, is way too lurid to be gray. But perhaps more than any American dramatist working today, Mr. Bradshaw walks — no, make that tramples — the lines that divide the good, the bad and the plug-ugly, both in art and in life. He aspires to amuse, shock, disgust, enlighten, bore and titillate you all at the same time… “Burning” challenges people to sort through their reactions in ways theater seldom does these days.”
- Ben Brantley, The New York Times
“Jeff Biehl does such good work in the role of a gallery curator, it’s a dirty shame he was passed over for a sex scene.”
- Marilyn Stasio, Variety
Cast:

Jeff Biehl
Reyna DeCourcy
Barrett Doss
Hunter Foster
Andrew Garman
Drew Hildebrand
Evan Johnson
Danny Mastrogiorgio
Andrew Polk
Larisa Polonsky
Adam Trese
Vladimir Versailles
Stephen Tyrone Williams
set design by Derek McLane,
lighting design by Peter Kaczorowski,
costume design by Clint Ramos,
sound design by Bart Fasbender
and video design by Wendall Harrington
Pleased to announce that Jeff has signed with the Stone Manners Salners talent agency in New York and Los Angeles.
Workshop at the Todd Mountain Theater Project culminating in two staged readings of Marc Wolf’s new play GETTING HOME, directed by Ken Rus Schmoll. (8/8/11-8/14/11)
Reading of Matthew Stephen Smith’s new play SEVEN WAYS TO MOURN THE DEAD at MCC. (7/25/11)
Workshop of Thomas Bradshaw’s new play, BURNING, at The New Group, directed by Scott Elliot. (7/18/11-7/22/11)
Clubbed Thumb Summerworks 2011 production of Jason Grote’s play, CIVILIZATION (ALL YOU CAN EAT), directed by Seth Bockley. (6/19/11-6/25/11)
Cast: 
Jeff Biehl
Reyna de Courcy
Elizabeth Rich
Melissa Miller
Andres Munar
Melle Powers
Tony Torn
set design by Laura Jellinek,
costume design by Jessica Pabst,
lighting design by Raquel Davis,
sound design by Shane Rettig,
and choreography by Dan Safer.
“…one of the sharper and more incisive new plays I’ve seen this season… Jeff Biehl and Melle Powers are especially strong as an interracial couple of intellectuals bewildered by their new lives as freelancers.”
- Village Voice
Wallace Shawn’s adaptation of THE MASTER BUILDER, directed by Andre Gregory. (4/1/11-5/5/11)
These by-invitation-only run-throughs took place similar in style to VANYA ON 42ND STREET, at a non-traditional space in NYC with only 20 seats.
The cast also includes Wallace Shawn, Lisa Joyce, Julie Hagerty, Andre Gregory, Larry Pine and Emily McDonnell.
Workshop of Betty Shamieh’s play, THE STRANGEST, presented as part of HERE‘s Culturemart Series in collaboration with New Dramatists. Directed by Jose Zayas. (1/3/11-1/17/11)
Reading of Megan Mostyn-Brown’s play, THE BENDS, as part of LAByrinth Theater Company’s Barn Series, directed by Josh Hecht. (12/4/10/-12/5/10)
Rehearsed THE MASTER BUILDER with Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn. (10/14/10-11/8/10)
Workshop presentation of Jon Caren’s play, FRIENDS IN TRANSIENT PLACES at Ars Nova Ant Fest. Music and Lyrics by Cormac Bluestone, directed by Kerry Wigham. (11/1/10)
Reading of a new play by Roger Hedden, AS SURE AS YOU LIVE, at The Ensemble Studio Theatre as part of their Octoberfest Series, directed by Billy Hopkins. (10/7/10)
Staged Reading of THREE by current Juilliard playwrighting fellow, Jon Caren for Ensemble Studio Theater’s Octoberfest, directed by Erica Gould. (9/30/10)
Reading at The New Group of Adam Szymkowicz’s play FAT CAT KILLERS, directed by Luke Harlan with Greg Keller and Michael Puzzo. (9/20/10)
Reading of THE LUXOR EXPRESS by Daria Polatin.(9/19/10)
Reading for Ma-Yi Theater of THE ADOPTION PLAY by award winning Phillipine playwright, Nicolas Pichay, directed by Victor Maog. (9/13/10)
Reading of EMMANUEL by Gary Winter at Abram’s Artists. (8/26/10)
Reading of THREE by Jonathan Caren at the Atlantic Theater for the Potomac Theater Project, directed by Kate Pine. (7/20/10)
Reading of LOVE FOR LOVE by William Congreve for The Red Bull Theater Revelation Reading series, with Richard Easton, directed by Michael Sexton. (6/14/10)