Mark Linn-Baker

Birth Name:

Mark Linn-Baker

Birth Place:

Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

Profession

Actor, Director, Soundtrack, Producer

Born to a dancer and the co-founder of the Open Stage Theater in Hartford, he grew up loving to perform and act, and later graduated from Yale University with a degree in drama
He started his long friendship with Lewis Black, starring in the two-man comedy show, "The Laundry Hour․"
In 2002 he starred in "A Year With Frog and Toad" playing Toad, at the Children's Theatre in Minneapolis
Starred in the 1995 Broadway production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," playing the role of Hysterium
Appeared in the Broadway production of Woody Allen's one-act play, "Relatively Speaking․"
He added the hyphen to his name after joining the actors union and realizing there was another Mark Baker
In addition to his stage work, he has made guest appearances on TV series, such as "Full House," "Hangin' With Mr․ Cooper," and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent․"

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