About
The son of a musician and a novelist, Ross grew up adventuring in the mountains near Boulder, Colorado.
He has studied acting at Stella Adler, Guildhall, the Lucid Body House, and Princeton University.
Ross’ most recent writing/acting project, “Sticks & Stones”, received an Award of Merit from the Best Shorts Competition and is being considered for film festivals. (Click the screenwriting tab for more)
Videos
Watts Street Films
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Youtube Channel
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GALLERY
NEWS
This summer, Ross will be joining the cast of Princeton Summer Theater’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream! He’ll be playing DEMETRIUS and PETER QUINCE for director Maeli Goren. (PERFORMS: 7/25-7/28, 7/31-8/4)
Reviews
Tracy Bersley
Instructor
"In addition to being a most dedicated artist, Ross is a quiet leader and encourages others to stretch and grow... He is smart without pretension, assertive with grace, modest without bashfulness, and has the capability to achieve transformative creative expression."
Tim Vasen
Director
"Ross was a terrific collaborator, a company leader, the kind of performer who raises the bar for everyone he is working with through his dedication, work ethic, and infectious good humor."
Johnny Monsarrat
Review of Richard III
for Events Insider
"Kudos to Ross Barron (Messenger) for bounding down the stairs with action-villain energy. Don't break a leg!"
Serge Riedener
New York City Filmmaker
"Not only was Ross a great guy, but he was very professional and supportive on set. I look forward to working with him again."
Stu Duncan
Review of Spider's Web
for U.S.1
"Ross Barron, a Princeton graduate who has already studied theater at Stella Adler in this country and Guildhall School in London, handles the tricky role of the inspector with great authority, completely commanding several scenes."
Bob Brown
Review of Spider's Web
for Centraljersy.com
"Barron and Milla have the challenge of being two completely different characters. They're convincing enough that I wasn't sure they weren't different actors."