Will Chase

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Will Chase
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Chase backstage at Something Rotten! in 2016 (photo by Deb Lopez)
Born
Frank William Chase

(1970-09-12) September 12, 1970 (age 53)
Frankfort, Kentucky
Education Oberlin College (BM)
Occupations
  • Actor
  • director
  • singer
Years active1998–present
Spouses
  • Lori Davis
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    ​
    (m. 1998;div. 2008)​
  • Stephanie Gibson
    ​
    ​
    (m. 2009;div. 2012)​
Partner(s) Debra Messing (2011–2014)
Ingrid Michaelson (2015–present)
Children2
Website will-chase.com

Frank William Chase (born September 12, 1970) is an American actor, director, and singer, best known for his work on Broadway and for his role as country superstar Luke Wheeler on ABC's Nashville .

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Early life and education

Chase was born in Frankfort, Kentucky, to Betty and Jerry Chase, and is the youngest of three sons. He graduated from Western Hills High School and the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, where he studied conducting with Robert Spano and percussion with Michael Rosen. [1] [2]

Career

Chase started his acting career in Chicago, performing in regional theater productions and received three Joseph Jefferson Award nominations. He then played Chris in the 2nd National Tour of Miss Saigon . He first performed on Broadway in 1998 as the Squeegee Man and Mark/Roger understudy in Rent , and went on to star as Roger in the final Broadway company of Rent, which was recorded for the theatrical release entitled Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway . [3] [4] His additional Broadway credits in the early 2000s include Miss Saigon (with the original star Lea Salonga playing Kim to close the Broadway production); The Full Monty (2001); Aida (Radames replacement, 2003–04); and Lennon (2005). Tony in Billy Elliot the Musical . [5] He was also in A Little Princess the Musical as Captain Crewe. In 2005, he played Neville Craven in the 2005 World AIDS Day The Secret Garden concert. [6]

In 2006, he starred in High Fidelity on Broadway, and played Valentin in Kiss of the Spider Woman at the Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia, for which he received a nomination for the 2009 Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Lead Actor. [7]

He appeared in The Pajama Game opposite Kate Baldwin at The Muny (St. Louis) in July 2007. [8] He starred in Oklahoma in 2007 at the Lyric Theatre opposite Kelli O'Hara, and on Broadway in the short-lived musical The Story of My Life in 2009. [9] Starting in 2009, Chase played the role of Tony in Billy Elliot the Musical [10] until 2011. In August 2012, he temporarily filled in for Matthew Broderick as Jimmy Winter in the Broadway musical, Nice Work If You Can Get It . [11]

At the 2013 Tony Awards, he was nominated for Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as John Jasper/Mr. Clive Paget in the Broadway revival of The Mystery of Edwin Drood . [12]

Chase guest starred as Michael Swift in the NBC series Smash . [13] He then went on to star for 3 seasons as country superstar Luke Wheeler on the television series Nashville . His other television appearances include Quantico , HBO's The Deuce , the recurring role of Pat Mahoney on Rescue Me , Cupid , Canterbury's Law , Law & Order , Third Watch , Conviction , and Queens Supreme , Hallmark's The Lost Valentine , alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt and Betty White; the 2011 season finale of Royal Pains (USA); Blue Bloods (CBS); and the ABC drama Pan Am . In 2012, he appeared on the series White Collar , in the episode "Neighborhood Watch", and appeared on the series Unforgettable , in the episode "The Comeback".

He played the title role in the 2013 film Butterflies of Bill Baker, winning Best Actor at the 2013 Chain Film Festival. [14] Chase also voiced the wolf Angee in A Warrior's Tail (2016). [15]

In 2016, Chase assumed the role of William Shakespeare from Christian Borle on Broadway in the musical Something Rotten! , [16] while simultaneously filming both HBO's The Deuce , and the ABC drama Time After Time , in the series regular role of Griffin Monroe. [17] [18]

He played abusive father Neil Hargrove in the second season of the American supernatural horror-science fiction television series, Stranger Things , which premiered in late 2017, and in 2018 appeared in HBO's drama Sharp Objects as Bob Nash. [19] [20]

He starred as Fred Graham/Petruchio opposite Kelli O'Hara in the 2019 Broadway revival of Kiss Me, Kate . [21]

In 2020 and 2021, he wrote and directed the award- winning short film Dagger, co-starring Jack Davenport, and Trunk Show, which featured his children, actors Daisy and Gracie Chase, winning Best Short Film at the 2021 Ridgewood Guild International Film Festival. [22] Also in 2021, he played Michael Friedman in Danny Strong’s Pulitzer Prize-winning series Dopesick . [23]

In 2022, he played Kurt Dockweiler in the first season of Bosch: Legacy . That same year he finished production on Apple TV's The Crowded Room , starring alongside Tom Holland and Emmy Rossum which premiered in June of 2023. [24]

In 2024, Chase directed the feature documentary Coming Home: The Guggenheim Grotto Back In Ireland and Mick Lynch's one-man show An Irish Goodbye at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park. [25] In 2025 he will direct the musical short film Here, Bullet, which he co-wrote with composer Kurt Erickson, based on Erickson's prize-winning song cycle of the same name, which was adapted from the original anthology of 2005 Beatrice Hawley Award-winning poems, "Here, Bullet", by renowned American poet Brian Turner. [26]

Personal life

Chase has two children, actors Daisy and Gracie Chase, with the late Lori Davis, to whom he was married from 1996 to 2008. [27] He was married to actress Stephanie Gibson from 2009 [28] until their divorce in 2012.

He and Debra Messing dated from 2011 to 2014. [29] [30]

Chase has been in a relationship with musician Ingrid Michaelson since 2015. [31]

Filmography

Actor

YearTitleRoleNotes
2000 Shaft Walter's FriendFilm
2001Fling (FOX network, created by Glenn Gordon Caron)Dan FieldsEpisode: #1.2 "In Genes We Trust"
2002 Guiding Light Store ManagerEpisode dated August 14, 2002
2002 Third Watch ReillyEpisode: #4.8 "Ladies' Day"
2003 Queens Supreme ADA PheifferEpisode: #1.1 "One Angry Man"
2003 Law & Order DavidEpisode: #13.11 "Chosen"
2004 Everyday People Dad (uncredited)HBO Film
2004 Law & Order Mellors' Co-OwnerEpisode: #14.18 "Evil Breeds"
2006 Conviction Detective Dave LamanskiEpisode: #1.4 "Indebted"
2006 As the World Turns Dr. LinnEpisode dated May 1, 2006
Episode dated May 3, 2006
2006 All My Children A.D.A. PhillipsEpisode #1.9395
2008 Law & Order Derek CahillEpisode: #18.4 "Bottomless"
2008 Canterbury's Law Artie FlomEpisode: #1.3 "What Goes Around"
2008 Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway Roger DavisFilm
2009 Four Single Fathers LanceFilm
2009 Cupid PeterEpisode: #1.6 "Left of the Dial"
2009 Law & Order: Criminal Intent Jacob GarretyEpisode: #8.15 "Passion"
2009 One Life to Live Dr. Jason NanceEpisode: #1.10564 "Sing Along with Mitch"
Episode: #1.10565 "The Greenhouse Effect"
Episode: #1.10566 "Angel of Death"
Episode: #1.10567 "Dads Gone Wild"
2009–2010 Rescue Me Pat MahoneyEpisode: #5.5 "Sheila"
Episode: #6.4 "Breakout"
Episode: #6.6 "Sanctuary"
Episode: #6.8 "Cowboy"
2011 The Lost Valentine Andrew HawthorneTV film
2011 Royal Pains Benjamin RichardsEpisode: #2.18 "Listen to the Music"
2011 Pan Am John StantonEpisode: #1.1 "Pilot"
2011 Blue Bloods William FloodEpisode: #2.3 "Critical Condition"
2012 White Collar Connor BaileyEpisode: #3.13 "Neighborhood Watch"
2012 Unforgettable Reed BenedictEpisode: #1.18 "The Comeback"
2012–2013 Smash Michael Swift10 episodes;
Recurring role (season 1)
2013 Necessary Roughness David BlazeEpisode: #2.13 "Hits and Myths"
2013 It Could Be Worse PervyEpisode: #1.6 "Him, I want Him"
2013 Butterflies of Bill Baker Bill Baker
(Best Actor-Chain Film Festival)		Film
2013The OrdainedGavinTV film
2013–2014 The Good Wife Detective Doug YoungEpisode: #4.18 "Death of a Client"
Episode: #5.16 "The Last Call"
2013–2017 Nashville Luke Wheeler/Himself57 episodes;
Recurring role (season 2)
Main role (Seasons 3–4)
Guest role (Seasons 5–6)
2015For RealBlaineFilm
2015 A Warrior's Tail Anga (English version, voice)Film
2017 Time After Time Griffin Monroe12 episodes;
Main role
2017 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Byron MarksEpisode: #19.1 "Gone Fishin'"
2017 The Deuce JackEpisode: #1.4 "I See Money"
Episode: #1.5 "What Kind of Bad?"
2017
2019		 Stranger Things Neil HargroveEpisode: #2.8 "Chapter Eight: The Mind Flayer"
Episode: #3.6 "Chapter Six: E Pluribus Unum"
2018 American Crime Story Detective Paul ScrimshawEpisode: #2.1 "The Man Who Would Be Vogue"
Episode: #2.2 "Manhunt"
Episode: #2.9 "Alone"
2018E-BowlaBig ThumperShort Film
2018 Quantico Frank MarlowEpisode: #3.6 "Heaven's Fall"
Episode: #3.9 "Fear Feargach"
2018 Sharp Objects Bob Nash5 episodes;
Main role (Mini-Series)
2018–2019 Madam Secretary Owen CallisterEpisode: #5.4 "Requiem"
Episode: #5.18 "Ready"
Episode: #5.19 "The Great Experience"
Episode: #5.20 "Better Angels"
2018–2019 Impulse Simon6 episodes;
Recurring Role
2019 The Village JohnEpisode: #1.1 "Pilot"
2019 FBI (TV series) Det Harry BloomEpisode: #2.10 "Ties That Bind"
2019 After the Wedding FrankFilm
2020 The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show Grizzled Music ManEpisode: #1.1
2021 Dopesick Michael Friedman8 episodes;
Main role (Mini-series)
2021 Girls5eva StetEpisode: #1.8 "Separ8 Ways"
2021 Dagger TomShort Film
2022 Bosch: Legacy Kurt DockweilerEpisode: #1.9 "Cat Got a Name?"
Episode: #1.10 "Always/All Ways"
2023 The Crowded Room Marlin Reid10 episodes;
Main role (Mini-series)
Key
†Denotes works that have not yet been released

Director

YearTitleNotes
2020Tigers and Young menMusic video
2021DaggerShort film
(Best Score-Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival)
2021I'm Right HereShort film
2021Trunk ShowShort film
(Best Short Film-Ridgewood International Film Festival)
2021 Today Segment Director
2022Lawrence of ArabiaMusic Video
2024Coming Home: The Guggenheim Grotto Back In Ireland†Documentary
2025Here, Bullet [32] †Short film; Pre-production
2025Fool [33] †Short film

Theatre credits

YearTitleRoleNotes
1996–1998 Miss Saigon Chris ScottUS National Tour
1998 Rent Steve / Ensemble
u/s Roger Davis
u/s Mark Cohen		Broadway
1998–2000 Miss Saigon Chris ScottBroadway
2000–2001 Cultural Center of the Philippines
2001–2002 The Full Monty Jerry LukowskiBroadway
2003 Aida RadamesBroadway
2004 Lennon JohnBroadway
2005 The Secret Garden Dr. Neville Craven Manhattan Center
2005–2006 Rent Roger DavisBroadway
2006 High Fidelity RobBroadway
2008 Kiss of the Spider Woman Valentin Signature Theatre
(Helen Hayes Award Nomination)
Rent Roger DavisBroadway
2009 The Story of My Life TomBroadway
2009–2011 Billy Elliot the Musical TonyBroadway
2010 Bells Are Ringing (musical) Jeffrey Moss Encores!
2012 Nice Work If You Can Get It Jimmy WinterBroadway
2012–2013 The Mystery of Edwin Drood John Jasper / Mr. Clive PagetBroadway
(Tony Award, Outer Critics Award Nominations)
2015 The Music Man Harold Hill Cincinnati Music Hall
2016 Something Rotten! William Shakespeare / The BardBroadway
2019 Kiss Me, Kate Fred Graham / PetruchioBroadway
2024 Once Upon A Mattress Sir HarryBroadway

Awards and nominations

Tony Awards

YearCategoryNominated workResult
2013 Best Featured Actor in a Musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood Nominated

Other awards

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResult
2008 Helen Hayes Award Outstanding Lead Actor Kiss of the Spider Woman Nominated
2013Chain NYC Film FestivalBest Actor Butterflies of Bill Baker Won
2013 Outer Critics Circle Awards Best Featured Actor in a Musical The Mystery of Edwin Drood Nominated
2021Ridgewood Guild International Film FestivalBest Short FilmTrunk Show
(written and directed by Will Chase)		Won

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