Robert Gitz

With a zest for storytelling and a passion for performance, I've been leaving my mark on stages big and small since my debut with the San Diego Opera back in 1980. From enchanting audiences in Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Die Fledermaus" to stirring hearts in Umberto Giordano's "Andréa Chenier," and adding my own flair to Gioachino Rossini's "The Barber of Seville," I've relished every moment of my journey under the spotlight. Even in high school, I was making waves, bringing characters to life in Mira Mesa High School's production of "Sweet Charity" where I seamlessly transitioned from the role of a Doorman to a Hippy, showcasing my versatility and love for the craft. My on-screen adventures include a memorable stint in the 2017 movie "Don't Come Back from the Moon," where every moment on set was a chance to add depth and authenticity to the story, even in the role of an Extra. Fueling my passion for the art, I honed my skills at the San Diego Junior Theater, where I learned the intricacies of the craft, fine-tuning my abilities and nurturing my love for the stage. But it's not just about hitting my marks and reciting lines; I thrive on the spontaneity of improvisation, effortlessly slipping into the skin of diverse characters, and embracing physicality to breathe life into each role. As I continue my journey in the world of acting, I look forward to each new opportunity to captivate audiences, share stories, and spread joy through the magic of performance.