Bio...

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Gerry has spent the last four years as a member of the award winning Invisible City Theatre Company, where he has played a wide range of lead roles in classics like The Beggar's Opera and The Cherry Orchard as well as in great new works such as Midnight by David Epstein and Coronado by his brother, Dennis Lehane (Mystic River). Other New York stage work includes A Memory Play, a Best of the Fest pick at the Midtown International Theater Festival and Touche at the Cherry Lane. He paid his dues as an actor during a year long stint in Death & Taxes at the Mystery Cafe in Boston. Film work includes the romantic comedy Neighborhoods, which he also co-produced. He is a graduate of Trinity Rep Conservatory.

Stills (pass over image to view)...

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	Gerry Lehane as Mark in If You Could Say It In Words.
	Mark tends to Nelson's injuries.
	Mark can't believe the freakin' score in the Phils - Mets game.
	Mark handles a distraught Sadie in an unplanned meeting in the bathroom.
	Mark listens to Dr. Meyers' suspicions that an unkempt intruder has crashed the party.
	Mark shows his nasty side.
	Mark offers Nelson payment for his artwork.
	Julia and Mark ride home after the office soiree.
	Taking comfort in a rare moment with his wife.
	Mark checks for lipstick before returning to the party.
	Mark bums a smoke from a disgruntled Maria.
	Mark gets more than he bargained for in a confrontation at his Labor Day party.
	Mark regards the Lonely painting from Sadie's vantage point.
	Mark forges the way to the valet parking.
	Mark sends a grin Sadie's way.
	Mark informs Sadie that "everyone's stupid" about matters of the heart.
	Mark sees what's coming just before it hits him.

Snapshots (pass over image to view)...

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Gerry Lehane as Mark makes a face at onscreen wife Yvonne Woods.