DRAMA KING
CHRISTOPHER SIEBER
A dozen years after his Broadway debut as Prince Agis alongside Betty Buckley in Triumph of Love, the St. Paul native has only been titularly demoted—first in 2004 when he was nominated for a Tony for his role as Sir Galahad in Monty Python’s Spamalot and this year when he racked up his second nomination for playing Lord Farquaad in Shrek the Musical. The six-foot-three actor may be unrecognizable to fans of his sitcom gigs as father to the Olsen twins in Two of a Kind and as John Benjamin Hickey’s husband in It’s All Relative: He spends the entirety of his Shrek performance in a pageboy haircut and on his knees.
