RUSSELL TAUTENHAHN
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Dramatic Monologue (1:07) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Explosive, confrontational dramatic monologue rooted in betrayal. From "The Social Network".
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Dramedy Monologue (0:55) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Grounded dramedy monologue with charm masking emotional avoidance. From "The Spectacular Now".
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Theatre | ||
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Leopoldstadt (Regional Premiere) |
Zac/Nathan |
Main Street Theater |
A Beautiful Death on 34th and Fifth (World Premiere) |
Barry Rhodes |
The Ensemble Theatre |
Othello |
Roderigo |
Prague Shakespeare Company |
Romeo and Juliet |
Friar Laurence |
Prague Shakespeare Company |
All's Well That Ends Well |
Bertram |
University of Houston |
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark |
Maximillian |
University of Houston |
Shakespeare in Love |
Wabash |
University of Houston |
Breaking the Bands |
Jack |
University of Houston |
basics |
Ryan |
University of Houston |
Stranger Things Have Happened |
Thomas |
University of Houston |
Film | ||
Puk n' Quis |
Supporting |
AlyRac Films |
Time to Develop |
Supporting |
University of Houston |
Opera | ||
Silent Night |
Supernumerary |
Houston Grand Opera |
Tannhäuser |
Supernumerary |
Houston Grand Opera |
Staged Readings | ||
Blues in my Coffee |
David |
The Ensemble Theatre |
A Rubber Band on One Hand |
Mark Maloy |
University of Houston |
Training | ||
University of Houston |
B.F.A. in Theatre - Acting |
Graduated May 2026 |
Acting |
Allison Pistorius |
Jessica Ferrarone |
Movement/Intimacy |
Adam Noble |
Kyle Clark |
Voice/Speech |
Jim Johnson |
Molly Wetzel |
Shakespeare |
Vivian Majkowski |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6'5" |
Weight: 170 lbs |
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Russell Tautenhahn is a Houston-based actor known for his versatility, seamlessly shifting from charming romantic leads to more mysterious, withdrawn antagonists. He has appeared at the Ensemble Theatre as the dashing Barry Rhodes in A Beautiful Death on 34th and Fifth and at the University of Houston as the cunning Bertram in All’s Well That Ends Well. A dedicated and curious artist, Russell holds a B.F.A. in Acting from U.H. and has studied abroad with the Prague Shakespeare Company.