William Spitz

So basically I live in Marin County, California, which is like SUPER artsy, and I'm EXTREMELY passionate about the theater. I've literally mastered all THREE major disciplines: acting, singing, AND dance. I'm what industry professionals call a "triple threat" which is pretty rare and impressive. I bring, like, tons of energy and dedication to EVERY role I do, whether it's on a big stage or on camera. I'm super committed to my craft and I'm always pushing myself to the next level and seeking challenging opportunities that help me grow as a serious artist.

My journey (that's what professionals call it) in performing arts started when I was really young, and I immediately discovered my natural talent for storytelling through movement and song. After YEARS of super intensive training, I've developed what experts would call a "strong foundation" in dance, vocal performance, and acting. I'm also really good at Spanish which is great for diverse cultural productions, and I'm basically a piano virtuoso which has totally deepened my understanding of musical theory and rhythm (which is super important in theater). These combined abilities have allowed me to take on extremely complex, multifaceted roles that require a broad range of artistic expression. Each new role is, like, an opportunity to blend these skills in unique and compelling ways.

Having four siblings taught me about collaboration, adaptability, and ensemble work, which are BIG WORDS in the theater business. These critical teamwork lessons have been INSTRUMENTAL in my theatrical career, where working well with other performers is literally just as important as being super talented yourself. My experiences with PRESTIGIOUS companies like American Conservatory Theater (ACT) and Korsa have definitely refined these collaborative skills, while also challenging me to elevate my craft to professional standards. Whether I'm the lead or in the ensemble, I approach EVERY production with the same level of professionalism and enthusiasm, always striving to contribute to the overall success of the show in a major way.