William Dick

William Dick, a graduate of the Northwestern University Theater Dept., is a Chicago-based actor with

an extensive resume in Chicago and regional theater.

Television credits include guest and co-starring roles in Dark Matter, Emperor Of Ocean Park, A League Of Their Own, 4400, Fargo, Empire, Proven Innocent, Chicago Fire, Crisis, Mob Doctor, Leverage, and Early Edition among others.

Film credits include Oz The Great and Powerful directed by Sam Raimi, The Merry Gentleman directed by and starring Michael Keaton, Stranger Than Fiction directed by Marc Forster, The Company directed by Robert Altman, Ice Harvest directed by Harold Ramis. Also roles in Fred Claus, The Promotion, The Express, The Break Up, and Knockout! winner Best Film in the Chicago 48 Hour Film Competition. 

As a voice over artist he has been heard in national radio and TV commercials and narrations.

Highlights of his long theatre career include world premieres at the Goodman Theatre: Blind Date, Moonlight and Magnolias, and Griller; at Steppenwolf Theatre: We All Went Down To Amsterdam; at Northlight Theatre: The First Lady Of Television. He was part of the Joseph Jefferson Award winning ensembles of Choir Boy at Steppenwolf Theatre, and The Pitmen Painters at TimeLine Theatre.

He has worked extensively at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre in The Comedy Of Errors, Alls Well That Ends Well,  A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Cyrano de Bergerac, Henry VIII, Macbeth, Cymbeline,

The Merchant of Venice, The Madness of George III, The Two Noble Kinsmen, Romeo and Juliet

among others. Regionally, he has worked extensively with the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre and as a company member for two seasons with the Asolo Repertory Theatre in Sarasota, Florida.