Originally from Nashville TN, Doug Trapp has been performing professionally for the last 10 years. His theatrical credits include work Off Broadway with Saratoga Trunk Songs (Brian) - York Theatre, Sherlock Holmes:The Early Years (Taggart) - NYMF, About Face (Pepperton) - Blue Heron Arts Center, Lucky Stiff (Mr. Loomis) - West End Theater, The New Yorkers (waiter) - Musicals Tonight! and the National Tour of Annie (Fred McCracken) directed by Martin Charnin.

Favorite regional theatre includes Urinetown (Mr. McQueen) - Gateway Playhouse, Dirty Blonde (Man) - Barnstormers Theatre, the premiere of The Music of Tin Pan Alley (Jerome Kern) - Stamford Theatre Works, Smoke on the Mountain, Sanders Family Christmas, Smoke on the Mountain Homecoming (Mervin Ogelthorpe) - Flat Rock Playhouse, A Little Night Music (Frid), You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Schroeder) and The Merry Widow (Bogdonovistsch) - Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, Big River (Huck) - Galveston Island Outdoor Musicals, Forever Plaid (Frankie) and The Music Man (Jacey Squires) - Chanhassen Theatres, How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Papa Who) - Minneapolis Children’s Theatre (‘03 Regional Tony winner) and The New No Frills Revue (Man 1) directed by Martin Charnin at Lake Pepin Players.

Doug's TV and Film includes the pilot Temps (Mark), jury selection at the ‘06 New York Television Festival, One Life to Live and the reading of the new film Breakfast With Tiffany alongside Ana Gasteyer, Hailie Eisenberg and Andrew McCarthy. Extensive VO work includes his recent long-running gig as the voice for Qwest Telecommunications in all their TV spots.

Prior to his peforming career, Doug was an award-winning advertising art director in Minneapolis. Highlights of his career include 4 Clios, seeing his work published in many awards books and being exhibited at The Brooklyn Museum of Art.