November 2-5 – Frank will be representing Razmus Productions at Arts Market in Durham, North Carolina.
January 2027 – Announcements coming soon.
2027 Touring Schedule – is in the works.
“Apparently, Mr. Blocker can act in any position.” – The New York Times
Jan/Feb 2027 – Chameleüns shows for two weekends at the Norris Center Auditorium, Naples, Florida.
“A writer and an actor extraordinaire.” – The Examiner (Times Square)
2026 so far – 13 shows in 13 days performing Good Jew at Delray Beach Playhouse. Directed Afternoon Tea with Historical Women by Janina Birtolo at the Norris Center and 4000 Miles at Players Circle Theatre (Gulf Coast News REVIEW: “Under Blocker’s direction, the cast delivers something that feels genuinely magical.”) Love Letters benefit for Players’ Circle, 8 solo appearances at the Norris Center Auditorium, plus Cabaret with FGCU and Theatrezone. And a good time was had by all at the North Carolina Presenters’ Consortium Annual Meeting in Boone as well as the Midwest XPO in Milwaukee.
2025 – Solo performances at the Norris Center Auditorium, appeared as Gyp DeCarlo et al in Jersey Boys for TheatreZone in Naples, and as Lenny in Rumors for Players Circle Theatre. Won Audience Award at Fringe Fort Myers with co-star Melissa Hennig and appeared at Off-Broadway Palm with Theatre Conspiracy.
2024 – Appeared in Bonnie and Clyde the musical at TheatreZone, directed the US premiere of Crocodile Fever at The Laboratory Theatre, and performed solo at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan, Ottawa’s Arts Court, and SW Florida’s Alliance for the Arts and Off-Broadway Palm theaters.
“Redoubtable character actor Frank Blocker delivers.” – New York Magazine

Frank Blocker is a professional actor and member of SAG/AFTRA and Actors’ Equity, currently represented as an actor by The Burton & Robinson Agency. He is also an accomplished playwright whose solo works ran for a combined four years at Stage Left Studio in Manhattan. A New York Drama Desk Award nominee for Outstanding Solo Performance, his newest work was featured at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City, summer of 2024. His plays have been performed from coast-to-coast to rave reviews.
