Wesley Taylor's impressive Broadway debut took place in the original cast of Rock of Ages, marking the beginning of his illustrious career. He then starred alongside renowned actors Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth in the original cast of Broadway's The Addams Family, showcasing his exceptional talent.
Taylor's notable achievements include originating the role of Sheldon J. Plankton in Broadway's Spongebob Squarepants, which was later adapted into "The Spongebob Musical, Live on Stage!" for Nickelodeon. His impressive work earned him a Theatre World Award, a Chita Rivera Award, and an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination.
In addition to his Broadway success, Taylor has made a significant impact in television. He played the role of Cliff Demeo in season three of Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building," receiving a SAG Award nomination for Best Ensemble in a Comedy Series alongside his cast. His extensive television credits also include "Looking," "The Good Wife," and the fan-favorite character Bobby on NBC's "Smash."
Taylor has also ventured into digital series, co-creating and starring in three original shows, including the Emmy-nominated "Indoor Boys" on HereTV, alongside Alex Wyse. Their feature film debut as writer-directors, "Summoning Sylvia," has received widespread acclaim, maintaining a 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes since its release in Spring 2023.
Moreover, Taylor and Wyse have made their directorial stage debut with the Off-Broadway hit comedy "Cellino v. Barnes," which extended four times and was hailed as "The #1 Comedy Show in NYC for 2024" by Time Out NY.
Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and raised in Orlando, Florida, Taylor graduated from the Visual Performing Arts Magnet at Dr. Phillips High School before earning a BFA in Drama from the University at North Carolina School of the Arts.
