Davis Barber thrives in roles of sloppy or sarcastic parents, politicians and CEOs. He parallels the likes of Lenny Briscoe and Oscar Madison with a dash of Logan Roy. Here, he is 1920s architect Frank Benchley in Electric Company Theatre’s Centennial immersion show at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton, CA.

He’s recently ventured into musical theater with his baritone vocal range in The Great Clown Bank Show at the Open Fist Theater Company in Los Angeles.

Off stage he produces small-room live performances, including plays, table reads, presentations and workshops.

He also has extensive experience as a newspaper photographer and college educator.

His hobbies are coffee roasting, bicycling and making his kids cringe.