Darren Goldstein

Darren Goldstein (born August 27, 1974) is an American actor whose career spans television, film, and a robust stage repertoire, making him a versatile presence in contemporary drama. He was born on Long Island, New York, and later honed his craft by earning an MFA from the prestigious New York University Graduate Acting Program, a credential that propelled him into both Broadway and Off‑Broadway productions. Goldstein first garnered wide recognition for his compelling supporting roles in the critically acclaimed series Ozark and the emotionally intricate drama The Affair, where his nuanced performances earned him ensemble nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 2019, 2021, and 2023. On stage, he has appeared on Broadway in The Little Foxes and the politically charged musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, while his Off‑Broadway credits include Continuity, The Madrid, Rasheeda Speaking, The Good Mother, Abigail’s Party, Mouth to Mouth, Oohrah!, Mary Rose, Gutenberg! The Musical! and The Bedwetter. Regional theatre highlights feature his work in The Forgotten Woman and the revival of Beyond Therapy, the latter marking a pivotal moment in his personal life. In 2008, while performing in a Williamstown Festival and Bay Street Theatre production of Beyond Therapy, he met fellow actor Katie Finneran, leading to a marriage in August 2010 and the birth of two children, an aspect of his life he keeps close to his heart. His stage work earned a Lucille Lortel Award nomination in 2022 for portraying Donald in The Bedwetter, underscoring his continued relevance in the theatrical community. Goldstein's dedication to his craft, combined with his academic background and family commitments, paints a portrait of an artist who balances intense professional ambition with personal fulfillment, making him a compelling figure in today's entertainment landscape.