Mark O'Toole

Mark originally hails from Dublin, Ireland but now resides in New York. As a writer/producer based in New York, he was producing and directing television and music videos while in Ireland. He is currently manager and drummer for NYC rock band Audio Fiction. He co-founded Storm Theatre, a not-for-profit theatre company off-Broadway in NYC. He produced such shows as Dion Boucicault's The Shaghraun, Arrah na Pogue and John Regis's Stavrogin's Confession (originally produced in FringeNYC back in 1998) and staged readings of Mark Jenkins's Playing Burton for an Off-Broadway run 2003. He is currently working on finishing his stage play entitled Good Friday. In 2005 he was the unwitting star of the award winning HBO's "Taxicab Confessions - New York, NY" and ended up on Page Six, Rush & Molloy and OK Magazine to name just a few gossipers.