jonathancolespivey

Jonathan C. Spivey also known as Cole Spivey was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1973.
He was trained as an actor at W.E. Scott Theatre in Fort Worth in 1991 and moved to Long Beach California where he trained as an professional actor with Diane Salinger (Simone from Tim Burton's Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure.) Cole appeared on set in many films and on screen including Frank Darabont's, The Majestic (2001) with Jim Carrey and was on set with Dustin Hoffman in Moonlight Mile (2002) directed by Brad Silberling.
He was invited to study with the Actors Studio Drama School in New York City at The New School University in Cohort 8, the school Bradley Cooper attended.
He has performed in various theatres Dallas and Fort Worth including the famous Hip Pocket Theatre and The Dallas Children's Theatre.
Cole has performed as a Shakespearean actor in Calabasas, and worked with AFI prodigy and director Drake Doremus in a play called House Divided on the stage that housed the Orange County Crazies in Orange County, California. Cole moved to New York City to attend the Actors Studio Drama school after being accepted by Dean James Lipton, the host of Bravo's Inside The Actors Studio 2001-02.
In New York City, Cole performed at the 13th Street Repertory Company and read for an original play.
Cole worked with the Sage and Silo theatre in Fort Worth and later for various community theatres through out Dallas and Fort Worth including Hip Pocket Theatre. He worked with The Puritan Players (2013-2017) on several plays as an actor; a Christian drama group that performed in W.E. Scott Theatre in Fort Worth, Brownley in Garland and at a church in Austin, Texas.
Cole was seen as Russian Security guard #2 in Ely Bam and Gabriella Corvina, short film Butterfly (2018 which premiered at Landmark's Magnolia Theatre in Dallas.
He now operates Drive Film Productions of Texas and has published plays, radio shows, music and more on soundcloud. He is a self published author and poet on Fanfiction and Fictionpress as Ash Cole.