Ian Delaney's determined, Midwestern charm has won him roles ranging from the hapless father trying to connecting with his young son in the "Die Hard"‐esque feature ("The Gunman"), to the happy-go-lucky IT Tech whose life is turned upside-down by the death of a six year old girl ("The Change").
His comedic work is typically imbued with a neurotic need for control, as well as a dash of physical comedy, to which his awkward 6'3" frame gives him daily lessons by hitting his head on branches, doorways, and the occasional light fixture.
A classically trained actor and trumpet player, Ian still plays and arranges his own music.
Ian grew up throughout the Midwest, including the major theatre towns of Minneapolis, Chicago, and Kansas City, where he first began performing. He was cast in 28 different community and regional productions on a number of different stages, including the prestigious Shawnee Mission Theatre in the Park.
He is currently a member of the DarwinLA improv troupe and performs sketch with Muffin Lovers, and currently has two feature films in development.