BART SHATTO
AEA / SAG-AFTRA
"His dark presence is understated, yet compelling. as is his fine solo, "The Man You See" Ithaca Times
"Bart Shatto's (Long John Silver) vocals are stellar New York Theatre Guide
"Bart Shatto is superb" Syracuse.com
"Bart Shatto plays with fascinating mix- he's pragmaticand opportunistic, ruthless yet with a touch of tenderness" Ithaca Times
"Bart Shatto's (Long John Silver) vocals are stellar" New York Theatre Guide
"Bart Shatto is superb" Syracuse.com
"His dark presence is understated, yet compelling, as is his fine solo "The Man You See" Ithaca Times
"Bart Shatto plays with fascinating mix- he's pragmatic and opportunistic, ruthless yet with a touch of tenderness" Ithaca Times
"Bart Shatto's (Long John Silver) vocals are stellar" New York Theatre Guide
"His dark presence is understated, yet compelling as his fine solo "The Man You See" Ithaca Times
"Bart shatto is superb" Syracuse.com
"Played with grit, sincerity and down to earth authenticity" Chicago Tribune
"Plays Francesca's farmer husband Bud with a down-to-earth authenticity" Chicago Herald
"Plays Bud with a pleasing vocal styling and just the right balance of gruffness and affection" Chicago Theatre Review
Bart Returns From Chicago In Jefferson Nominated Bridges of Madison County
Bart played Bud (Francesca's husband) in the critically acclaimed Chicago premiere of Tony Award winning musical "Bridges of Madison County". Bart's performance as "Bud" was lauded by Chicago critics. Here are some production photos and sound bites from top reviewers. To see all reviews of this production go to the Reviews page.
"Bart Shatto plays Bud, husband who could easily be a rube but is here a man more trapped by what he knows and can allow himself to comprehend" Chicago Tribune
"Making Marriott debut, Bart Shatto plays Bud with a pleasing vocal styling and just the right balance of gruffness and affection" Chicago Theatre Review
"Bart Shatto gives a fine performance as Francesca's simple farmer husband" Northwest Herald
"Although Shatto spends most of the musical sharing the stage with his two teenage children his moments with Francesca show a love and devotion that his Iowa farmer simply does not know quite how to express" Chicago Theatre Review
Bart Makes His NBC debut Guest Starring on Chicago Med
Bart guest stars as Stan Gallagher (an ultra conservative father of a very troubled teen) in this episode entitled "Generation Gap" in Season Two of NBC's Chicago Med. Go to Bart's Vimeo page to see his appearance.
