TONY ABATEMARCO, accomplished character actor who has appeared in "How to Get Away with Murder, "The L Word," "ER" and "Frasier," is our featured guest this week.

TONY has been appearing on our television screens for many years, initially in shows such as "One Day and a Time," "Scarecrow and Mrs King" and "Hunter," and more recently in fan-favorite "How to Get Away with Murder." His feature film credits include "Beverly Hills Ninja 2," "Town & Country" and "Sleeping with the Enemy."

Along the way, he has had a successful career in theatre. He has portrayed real-life figures Judge Francis Biddle in "Trying" and painter Mark Rothko in "Red." His plays Forever House and Beautified premiered at Skylight Theatre Company, where he is co-artistic director. TONY also founded two LA theaters: The Accident Theatre and The Night House. He is a three-time Los Angeles Drama Critics' Circle Award nominee for lead performance (including for "Red").

This month, TONY will be staring in "A Walk in the Woods," a brilliant and funny play of ideas by playwright Lee Blessing at the International City Theatre in Long Beach. Winner of the prestigious American Theatre Critics/Steinberg New Play Award, and nominated for both the Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award, this dramatic comedy was inspired by historic conversations between a pair of arms negotiators during the Cold War. In the play, TONY plays a cynical career Soviet diplomat who meets an idealistic American negotiator in the woods outside Geneva to explore the obstacles their countries face on the path to peace.

Hear our live interview with TONY ABATEMARCO this Sunday evening on KRLA 870AM.