ABRAR HAQUE is an actor and writer based in NYC.

He won the Drama Desk Ensemble Award for his work in Obie-winning and Pulitzer-nominated Public Obscenities. David Cote (4Columns) said Haque “accomplishes a particularly striking physical transformation,” with Juan Ramirez (NYT) noting Haque “navigates burdensome complexities with touching humanity and intelligence.”

Recently, Haque “very funnily embodied” (Sara Holdren, Vulture) multiple characters in a “terrific performance” (JK Clarke, La Voce di New York) in The Invention Of Love for MAP Theater, alongside David Greenspan.

As a writer, Haque’s work is inspired by the types of films he loves– Perfect Days, A Separation, Nomadland. He’s developing a play and a screenplay, and co-producing/starring in upcoming horror short Nodir Kul.

Originally from Portland, OR, he also has a B.A. in Economics from UC Berkeley.

NYC THEATER: The MAP, Ma-Yi Theater, Clubbed Thumb, Soho Rep, The Public Theater, TFANA, Egg and Spoon, Uncharted Territory

RECENT: The Invention of Love with David Greenspan, at TheaterLab

Currently looking for representation. Send him a message!