In addition to writing, he has music directed and written songs for multiple productions, and has interned with puppeteer Basil Twist and director Oskar Eustis. He has improv training from UCB, PIT, and the Young Actor’s Theatre in London.

As an actor, he performed for over a year with the first national tour of the Tony Award winning musical Dear Evan Hansen, and has over a decade of experience performing on stage and on screen. At Princeton, he was a member of Quipfire, Princeton’s oldest improv comedy group. He was also the cohost of All Nighter, Princeton’s late night comedy talk show, where he performed his recurring improvised segment It’s a Living! He wrote songs and sketches for 6 productions by the Princeton Triangle Club, winning both a Princeton Writing Award as well as the Milton Lyon Award for outstanding work by a Triangle Writer. His senior thesis, the new musical What Remains of Burke and Hare, won the Alan S. Downer prize for new theatrical work by a senior in the Princeton English department.

He also loves things besides theater (though you’d never know it), especially cooking, reading, horror films, and of course Snapple.

Proud member of Actors’ Equity and the Dramatists Guild!

About Asher

Asher Muldoon (he/him) is a writer, actor, composer, and comedian based in New York City. In 2023, he graduated from Princeton University, where he received a degree in English and certificates in Music Theater and Theater.

Asher’s first musical, an adaptation of Patrick McCabe’s The Butcher Boy, was workshopped at the Irish Repertory Theater in 2018, and had its premiere production there in the summer of 2022. His solo ghost story musical Mine was workshopped at Princeton University and made its international debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where it played to sold out houses and garnered strong reviews. His other work in musical theater has been performed at NYMF, UC Irvine, Baryshnikov Arts Center, The Irish Arts Center, Princeton University, and McCarter Theater.