Actor profile

Christopher Sieber

18th February 1969 St. Paul, Minnesota, USA Acting

Christopher Luverne Sieber is an American actor. Known primarily for his extensive roles on stage in musicals, he has received nominations for two Tony Awards, two Drama Desk Awards, and two Outer Critics Circle Awards.

7 Movies 15 TV Shows 23 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Keeping Company with Sondheim poster

Keeping Company with Sondheim 27th May 2022 as Self

Sing in a New Year poster

Sing in a New Year 19th December 2020

You Must Be Joking poster

You Must Be Joking 23rd May 2014 as Allen Brown

Shrek the Musical poster

Shrek the Musical 17th September 2013 as Lord Farquaad

Morning Glory poster

Morning Glory 10th November 2010 as Groundhog Reporter

See You in September poster

See You in September 1st January 2010 as Steven

Camelot: Live from Lincoln Center poster

Camelot: Live from Lincoln Center 8th May 2008 as Sir Dinadan

Stars in the House poster

Stars in the House 16th March 2020 as Self

Stars in the House poster

Stars in the House 16th March 2020 as Self - Special Guest

The Good Fight poster

The Good Fight 19th February 2017 as Neil Howard Sloan-Jacob

Late Night with Seth Meyers poster

Late Night with Seth Meyers 25th February 2014 as Self - Guest

Elementary poster

Elementary 27th September 2012 as Carter Lydon

Blue Bloods poster

Blue Bloods 24th September 2010 as Mike Dougherty

The Good Wife poster

The Good Wife 22nd September 2009 as Neil Howard Sloan-Jacob

Pushing Daisies poster

Pushing Daisies 3rd October 2007 as Napoleon LeNez

It's All Relative poster

It's All Relative 1st October 2003 as Simon Banks

Ed poster

Ed 8th October 2000 as Bob Crickmore

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit poster

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 20th September 1999 as Frank Baker

Two of a Kind poster

Two of a Kind 25th September 1998 as Kevin Burke

Sex and the City poster

Sex and the City 6th June 1998 as Kevin

Great Performances poster

Great Performances 28th January 1971 as Self

Tony Awards poster

Tony Awards 1st April 1956 as Self - Performer