Gordon Clapp is thrilled to play this role as he was a huge Tommy McDonald fan when he was a young boy living in New England. He appeared on Broadway in the 2005 revival of “Glengarry, Glen Ross” for which he was nominated for a Tony. He received a Theatre World Award for his performance. Other Broadway credits include “The Great Society” (Lincoln Center) and “To Kill A Mockingbird.” Other theater credits include “Blood From A Stone,” and The New Group’s “Early History Of Fire” both Off- Broadway. Regional appearances include “Pru Payne” (Arizona Theatre Company), “Man In The Ring” (Huntington Theatre-IRNE Award), “A Christmas Carol,” “A Doll’s House,” “Trick Or Treat” (Northern Stage (VT) “Art”, “Our Town”, “On Golden Pond” (New London Barn), “Auld Lang Syne”, “Stella And Lou”, “Our Town” (Peterborough Players), “Dig” (Dorset Theatre Festival) and “Midvale High School 50th Reunion” (Nora Theatre). He was seen in the films “Return Of The Secaucus Seven,” “Eight Men Out,”“Matewan,” “Flags Of Our Fathers,” “Peter And John,” and “Game Plan.” In addition to “NYPD Blue” (12 seasons, Emmy, SAG Award), TV viewers know Clapp from appearances on “Damages,” “Chicago Fire,” “Mare Of Easttown,” “American Rust,” and “Deadwood.”