Sean Gordon is a New York-based stage and screen actor.

He grew up under the glow of Friday night lights in Fairview, Texas, where sports were his first love. Sean devoted himself to the game — but theater changed everything.

Rather than pursue a collegiate football career, Sean attended Texas A&M University, where he earned a B.S. in Industrial Engineering with a double minor in Theater Arts and Mathematics. There he found a vibrant theater community and trained in Shakespeare, Viewpoints, Laban, and Stage Combat.

Engineering kept Sean focused, but theater set him free.

After graduating, Sean worked as an Enterprise Pre-Sales Engineer for Dell Technologies in New York City — a role that brought him to the city of his dreams. Then, in the middle of a global pandemic, he stopped playing it safe and left to follow his heart.

Since then, Sean has earned membership in both Actors’ Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA. He appeared on the sets of Billions and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, before making his NYC stage debut in the world premiere of Richard Willett’s 9/10 at the Gene Frankel Theater, written by Richard Willett; directed by Eliza Beckwith. He most recently played Biff Loman in the Harrison Players’ production of Death of a Salesman.

In 2025, Sean received a Best Actor nomination at the New York Theater Festival for The Golden Ibburs (written by Cyndi Feinman; directed by Melinda Pinto), a production that also earned a Best Production nomination.

When he’s not on stage, on set, or in rehearsal, you can find Sean exploring Manhattan’s parks with his four-legged best friend, Sunshine — or traveling the country to cheer on his wonderful wife on the Munchkinland Tour of Wicked.