In Fall of 2023, he made his regional theater debut at the Huntington Theatre

in Joshua Harmon’s epic, Prayer for the French Republic, directed by Loretta

Greco, and after studying Classical Acting at LAMDA in the spring, he brought

his classical chops to the Classic Theatre of Maryland in A Midsummer Night’s

Dream in the Summer of 2024.

 

In his final year at BU, Jesse was in a new play, Soft Star by Tina Esper, returning

to Boston Playwrights’ Theatre after having been in a workshop of Quantum Eve

by Brandon Zang. And in his final semester, he worked on classic plays such as

American Buffalo and Richard III.

 

In Spring/Summer of 2026 he played back to back leading roles in Martin

McDonagh's The Cripple of Inishmaan and Jack Canfora's new play, The Vienna

Lessons.

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His characters have ranged from those with a youthful innocence and sincerity, to

those with an animalistic fervor who passionately fight tooth & nail for what they

believe in and need to survive. He is driven by his belief in the necessity of

empathy and his commitment to the lifelong journey to the truth.

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Jesse also has an education and experience in directing, which has made him

into a well rounded storyteller, and more malleable to honor whatever the director’s

vision might be.

 

He is passionate about working in film and television, after having worked on

several short films at Boston University, an independent film Still His directed by

Jake Hotaling, which will be coming out soon, and on bigger productions, such

as A Complete Unknown and Apple TV's Your Friends and Neighbors.