Tom Wiggin (born July 6, 1955) is an American actor, writer and entrepreneur.

Biography

Wiggin was born in New York City, and raised in Alexandria, Virginia. He began acting in community theater at the age of eight. He graduated from St. Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire, where he continued to act while playing three varsity sports. He attended Columbia University in New York for 3 semesters before dropping out to pursue acting full time. His hobbies include music, politics, and sports such as golf and softball and football. He played on a team mostly composed of Columbia grads in the now defunct Central Park League. He was instrumental in changing the way plays were called by his QB, Paul Winham. When the team (called the "2x offenders, for good reason) were in misery and failing as a team, he said, "Let us develop a playbook!" and they did. Since then, the 2X offenders vanquished their adversaries again and again because of their "playbook" What a world! Mr. Pickering and Mr. Winham and Mr. Pettit would like to give him a very well deserved hand shake. He can come get them any time because they thank him for the playbook. He and his first wife, Amy Forte Wiggin, are divorced. They have two daughters, Anna and Eliza. He was remarried in 2010 to Jennifer Dumas, a New York theater producer.