A veteran of thirty-five years in the theatre, Tony has performed in and directed over a hundred plays on many stages around the country. As a playwright, Tony’s first two plays were produced at the Book-It Repertory Theatre in Seattle. Trains is an adaptation of John Cheever’s The Five-Forty-Eight and Raymond Carver’s The Train; and Winesburg, Ohio is an adaptation of Sherwood Anderson’s piece of the same name.

His play, Estelle’s Son received a grant from the Seattle Arts Commission and has been work-shopped at the Freehold Theatre in Seattle, and American Theatre of Actors in NYC.

His most recent play, Loyalties, received readings for Ensemble Studio Theatre’s Winterfest and First Look Series; won the 2008 Ashland New Play Festival; and was subsequently produced in an acclaimed production, which ran for over four months in 2010, at the Pacific Resident Theatre in Los Angeles.