Acting on Experience

Aside from performing, I do my best to enjoy all that life has to offer. I  play my ukulele, watercolor, and spend as much time with my family and friends. My favorite color is a sunny yellow and yes, I am a Leo. So get to know me, cast me or just become my friend. 

I am also a Real Estate Agent with Bond New York. If you need a new home, hit me up!

Been enjoying the magic of Disney as a full time Equity Principal Performer at the Villians: Unfairly Ever After stage.

Was recently seen in Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Sing-Along is a 30-minute, event-exclusive musical show at Disney Jollywood Nights in Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Hope you had a ticket to see me celebrate the music of the 1950s in Forever Plaid as Smudge. I was spending my fall singing four part harmonies, eating fire, and leading the boys as Dance Captain.  

https://www.floridarep.org/review-forever-plaid-at-florida-rep/

Thrilled to have returned to The Forestburgh Playhouse in The Addams Family as Lurch. 

https://www.facebook.com/people/Aisle-Seat/100057509505680/

"Lurch - Caleb Funk slays with hilarious mime, syncopated movements and unexpected pipes!"

Hope you saw me swing big as Rocky the Pitcher in Damn Yankess at The Wick Theatre in Boca Raton, FL.

I was recently seen as the Male Swing in The Bakers Wife with J2 Spotlight. Covering 8 male roles.  

https://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/Cast-Announced-for-THE-BAKERS-WIFE-at-J2-Spotlight-Musical-Theater-Company-20220215

Last summer I was adventuring in the Catskills of New York at The Forestburgh Playhouse . I was twirling my lasso and strapped on a pair of Hells to play Miss Texas in Pageant the Musical. 

https://www.fbplayhouse.org/the-2022-season/pageant-the-musical

Then in August 2022, I got trapped in an elevator as Oscar Lindquist in Sweet Charity at Bucks County Center for the Performing Arts. 

https://buckscountyherald.com/stories/review-brilliant-sweet-charity-with-stellar-cast-directed-by-stephen-casey,19011?

"Caleb Funk is a better Oscar than even the original John McMartin or revival Michael Rupert on Broadway. His lanky awkwardness gives way to confidence in Act 2. Funk is amazing. His meeting Charity is a Cinderella story for Oscar, which generally doesn’t land this strongly. Except Funk’s exceptional acting and characterization brings that totally home, making this “Sweet Charity” exceptional." - John Dwyer