Jorma Taccone

Jorma Taccone's initial foray into the world of theatrical performance occurred at Saint Mary's College-High School in Berkeley, California, a location that played host to a pivotal moment in his early artistic development, specifically in 1993. It was during this year that he took on the role of one of the townspeople in a production of The Visit, a play penned by the renowned Friedrich Durrenmatt. This significant milestone in Taccone's career was made all the more memorable by the presence of his father, Tony Taccone, who served as the Artistic Director of the Berkeley Repertory Theatre at the time. Despite having recently undergone surgery that left him partially immobile, with his leg encased in a cast, Tony Taccone attended his son's performance, a testament to the importance he placed on supporting Jorma's artistic endeavors.