Graham Rowat is a New York based actor whose credits include Broadway, TV, audiobooks, and podcast fiction.

Originally from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, Graham moved to New York in 1998 to join the Broadway company of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Other Broadway credits include Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower (with Amy Schumer), Sunset Boulevard (with Glenn Close), Mamma Mia, Guys and Dolls (2009 revival), LoveMusik (director Harold Prince), and Dracula (director Des McAnuff).

On television, Graham has appeared on Law and Order: SVU, Elementary, The Good Wife, and As the World Turns.

You can also find him in the very popular video game, Red Dead Redemption 2.

Graham has been a soloist with the National and Portland Symphony Orchestras and can be heard on the recordings of LoveMusik (Broadway Cast Recording), Life Begins at 8:40, Sweet Bye and Bye, The Land Where the Good Songs Go (PS Classics), and multiple audiobooks.

In addition to The Wicked Library, Graham has lent his voice to the audio drama podcasts The Truth, Theatre of Tomorrow, The Hotel, NoSleep, and the upcoming Grey Rooms, Calling Darkness, 1994, and Copperheart.