A lot of international people watch ‘Legends’ so it wasn’t surprising. “My wife and I were at the Toulouse-Blagnac Airport in France recently when I was recognized by a French woman. 25.Īs for those murmuring fans, Sobhian welcomes the attention. Sally, who, as a young person, attended the Academy of The Company Theatre, is serving as assistant director on “Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical,” which opens Nov. The couple now has their own Cohasset home, and their own relationships with The Company Theatre.
'A wonderfully rich farce': Scituate's Lisa Rafferty directs 'Popcorn Falls' COVID restrictions meant we were only able to have 30 guests, but it was still beautiful to celebrate with our families and close friends,” Sobhian said. 5, 2020, as our wedding date and were married at Sally’s parents’ house. “Sally and I both wanted to get married, so I told her we needed to do it before things got back to normal for venues, florists and caterers, and they began to clear the backlog of weddings postponed because of the pandemic. Sobhian said that when he learned he would need to return to Vancouver to resume production on “Legends” in October 2020, he decided to make a major life change before heading back to Canada.
“Chelmsford High School has an award-winning drama program, where I did ‘Phantom of the Opera,’ ‘Jekyll & Hyde,’ ‘Hello, Dolly!’ and ‘Miss Saigon.’ ”
“I’ve always loved being on stage,” he said. He’s also been releasing original songs on Spotify and Apple Music, and working on an original musical about a young orphan whose life changes when he joins the Pony Express.īraintree returns to the big screen: Christmas musical 'Spirited' premieres in NovemberĪnd while his next career goals are roles in multi-camera sitcoms, the on-the-rise actor said he is happy to have a chance to return to the theater and train for what he hopes will one day be a part in a Broadway show. Between acting assignments, Sobhian co-wrote and starred in the short film “Does Bigfoot Dream of Flowers?” which is available on YouTube. “I thought, ‘These are my people.’ They reminded me of being back at Chelmsford High with my theater teacher Lauren Cochran – a talented actor and director in her own right, and an amazing mentor who encouraged me to pursue a professional acting career,” he said. Sobhian said he was felt comfortable with the theater's co-founder, artistic director and president Bradford, vice president and associate artistic director Forrest, and managing director/development Hammond.
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