Zach Cossman

“Leading the charge is Zach Cossman as Robbie Hart, whose portrayal is nothing short of brilliant. He perfectly captures Robbie’s journey from a heartbroken wedding singer to a hopeful romantic, delivering both comedic timing and genuine vulnerability with effortless charm. His powerful vocals and engaging stage presence truly anchor the show with his rendition of “Someday,” the hilariously dark “Somebody Kill Me,” and the sweet “Grow Old With You,” (made famous by Adam Sandler in the 1998 movie this musical is based off).”

The Wedding Singer at The John W Engeman TheatreJulianne Mosher - TBR Newsmedia

“We are fortunate to have Cossman in the role for he is a truly competent actor who makes the man both compassionate and needy and holds the storyline in his talented hands. Phillips created these men and Cossman understands and communicates that with honesty. If anyone makes us cry with understanding it is him in this role.”

Million Dollar Quartet at Sharon PlayhouseJ. Peter Bergman - The Berkshire Edge

“Zach Cossman is swell as Brad Majors. His “Once in a While,” the show’s most romantic and serious song, was lovely and stood on its own as something special.”

The Rocky Horror Show at Bucks County PlayhouseJohn Dwyer - New Hope Free Press

“Zach Cossman delivered a stellar performance as Robbie Hart. Cossman, a gifted actor and singer, also possesses one of the most flexible bodies I have ever seen on stage, bouncing out of a dumpster, tumbling to the ground after being punched in the face, leaping off a bar, crawling across the stage, and dancing his heart out with grace and athletic agility! His solo, “Somebody Kill Me,” was a gallows-humor, grunge-style rock ballad that had the audience roaring with laughter.”

The Wedding Singer at The John W Engeman Theatre Cindi Sansone-Braff - Newport Patch

“Zach Cossman, who plays Sam Philips, is the principal “acting” role in this play and his need and his anguish are heart-chilling. As good as the other men are in their roles, roles we can identify with knowing who they were, Cossman brings Philips out of the shadows and into the light of harsh reality.”

Million Dollar Quartet at Berkshire Theatre GroupJ. Peter Bergman - The Berkshire Edge

“The first half showcases Sam Phillips, played by Zach Cossman, as a practical businessman and savvy talent scout. The second half of the play takes a dramatic turn. Zach Cossman shines during his dramatic monologues, soliciting sympathy from the audience as he conveys his disappointment, frustration, and anger.”

Million Dollar Quartet at Berkshire Theatre GroupSuzanne Wells - In The Spotlight