Maboud Ebrahimzadeh was born in Bushehr, Iran, to professional soccer player Mahmood Ebrahimzadeh, and Jaleh Ebrahimzadeh, PhD. After coming to the United States, he followed in his fathers footsteps playing soccer internationally from the age of 11 until 17, and later began studying medicine at Howard University in Washington, DC in 1999. He then turned his focus to theatre and film at Howard Community College in Columbia, Maryland.While at Howard Community College, he made his first appearances on stage at the Theatre Outback in Picasso at the Lapin Agile directed by Sarah Wiggin and the musical Pippin directed by Susan Kramer. Ebrahimzadeh's first professional appearance on stage came shortly after at Rep Stage, the professional theatre in residence at the college, in Kasi Campbell's production of Hamlet.Now a familiar presence on stages in Washington DC area, Ebrahimzadeh has distinguished himself as an intelligent, versatile actor portraying many kinds of roles in classical and contemporary plays. He is a member of the Forum Theatre Ensemble and a staple of the DC theatre community.Ebrahimzadeh has earned critical acclaim as an actor throughout his career. In 2016, he was received The Barrymore Award for Outstanding Leading Actor in a Play for his work in The Invisible Hand by Ayad Akhtar at Theatre Exile in Philadelphia. The production garnered 10 nominations, winning five including Outstanding Overall Production of a Play.He began working in the film industry as a Production Assistant, eventually moving on to producing, directing, and writing. His work as an actor includes short films, industrial, voice-overs, commercials, and feature films including Imperium and Sally Pacholok.