About Sam

I started dancing when I was four, acting when I was six and singing when I was eight. I may have a sweet face, but I have a really off-beat sense of humor and love fantasy and horror - which I think is reflected really well in my film and TV projects. When I'm not working I enjoy learning the piano, swimming, playing soccer and hanging out with my dogs.


Review: The Shade

New indie The Shade is one of those under-the-radar films, currently on a low-key festival circuit, that we tend to be tipped off about through Letterboxd reviews alone. ... ‘An exceptionally well-crafted character study moonlighting as genre fare ... Throw into the mix an antagonist plucked straight from your favorite bit of medieval literature, and you’ve got all the ingredients for a refreshingly original genre film that deftly walks the line between heart-rending family drama and terrifying monster movie.’
— Letterboxd.com

Each member of the cast including Cameron Sullivan as Medium Alison’s girlfriend, Joan, and Ali Louis Bourzgui as a variety of Bruce’s “friends” and the two young actors (Sam Duncan and Myles Low) as the brothers are excellent.
— Karen Isaacs, Two on the Aisle, November 3, 2022

Review: “Fun Home” at TheaterWorks Shows Why It Won the Tony-Award


‘Richard III’ Review: Danai Gurira Lights Up
Central Park in Bard’s Game of Thrones

And the production around Gurira feels fresh without overstatement, adding deft touches from the choreography preceding a conventionally staged scene to the sparkling high-tops on the feet of the young princes (Wyatt Cirbus and Sam Duncan, both excellent) amid a sea of more classic Shakespearean garments...
— Variety, Daniel D'Addario July 11, 2022