Roe Hartrampf made his Broadway debut in the production of Diana, where he played the role of "Prince Charles" under the direction of renowned Tony Award-winning director Christopher Ashley. Prior to his Broadway appearance, he reprised his role from the La Jolla Playhouse's pre-Broadway production of Diana. Hartrampf's Off-Broadway credits include Second Stage's production of The Bad Guys and Nobody Loves You, where he shared the stage with notable actors Rory O'Malley and Leslie Kritzer.
His extensive theater resume also includes appearances in Classic Stage Company's Unnatural Acts, Golden Age at The Kennedy Center, and at the PA Theater, directed by esteemed directors Walter Bobbie and Austin Pendelton. Most recently, Hartrampf played the role of "Morrow McCarthy" in American Daughter, directed by Evan Cabnet, at the prestigious Williamstown Theater Festival.
In addition to his stage work, Hartrampf can currently be seen in a recurring role on CBS's hit series "Madam Secretary". His other television credits include Amazon's "Red Oaks", HBO's "Boardwalk Empire", Netflix's "The Get Down", Hulu's "Deadbeat", and Starz's "Power". He has also appeared in notable film roles, including opposite Anna Gunn in the Sony feature film Equity, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and in the Netflix comedy Game Over Man!, produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, starring alongside Adam Devine, Anders Holm, and Blake Anderson of Workaholics. Furthermore, Hartrampf can be seen in Stephen King's A Good Marriage, produced by Reno Productions.
Roe Hartrampf's educational background includes studying at the renowned Stella Adler Studio and New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
