"...Theatrical Mustang. Myth maker."-American Theatre

American Theatre (full interview) - artist profile

"...Most notable is Van Sciver, who can sling Turner’s gibes as well as Carlo-the-character and Wiseman-the-actor. It becomes quite a slugfest up on the roof." /New York Stage Review,  At The Wedding

"an androgynous Lothario....Van Sciver [gives a] foxy performance..." /New York Times, At The Wedding

Barrymore Nomination: Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical

RESUME

I'm Han. (Rhymes with "man.") I'm a queer, trans, multidisciplinary artist. I like work that is gutsy, elegant, chaotic, and heartfelt. I also like the oxford comma, apparently. I grew up on Cape Cod, and then lived in Philly for a while, where I made and toured a lot of original work. I also did a lot of Shakespeare-in-parks, and played drums in a band. Then I moved to Providence to get an MFA (Acting, Brown/Trinity), and finally landed in Brooklyn.
I played the title role in Sarah Ruhl's Orlando at Williamstown Theatre Festival, originated a role in Bryna Turner's At The Wedding at Lincoln Center, and recently played the lead in Else Went's An Oxford Man at Manhattan Theater Club and made my Network TV debut.
​I've been "described" by "critics" as foxy, striking, exuberant, reckless, and utterly charming. 

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