Mr. March 2012
Steve Kazee
WHY HE'S MR. BROADWAY: Word on the street is that his performance in the new musical Once is riveting, emotional and beautifully rendered. He has, over the years proven himself versatile as an actor and musical theatre star. He has played such musical supporting roles as Sir Lancelot in Spamalot, and Bill Starbuck in 110 in the Shade. He has proven his mettle in the Albee drama Seascape, and his comic chops as Sobinsky in To Be or Not to Be. He has held his own against such theatrical luminaries as Audra McDonald, John Cullum, Jan Maxwell and Frances Sternhagen. And that is just on Broadway. Regionally he has appeared in Pirates! (Huntington) and The Subject Was Roses (The Kennedy Center) among other productions, and has co-starred with Cady Huffman, Judith Ivey and Bill Pullman. And you probably have seen him on any number of TV shows, including NCIS and his own series, Working Class, in which he co-starred with TV icon Edward Asner. But now it is his turn to take the lead, and with Once about to take him to a new level, it is no wonder Steve Kazee is Mr. Broadway for March 2012.
OTHER INFORMATION:
- Birthdate: October 30, 1975
- Education: MFA in acting from NYU's Tisch School of Drama Graduate program
- Where else you might have seen him: Broadway: Spamalot, Seascape, 110 in the Shade, To Be or Not to Be, Once; Off-Broadway: Once; Regional: Huntington Stage: Pirates!, The Kennedy Center: The Subject Was Roses; Television: NCIS, Numb3rs, Working Class, CSI, Medium
- Where you can find him online: http://oncemusical.com/cast.html
IN PHOTOS:
HEAD SHOTS AND CANDIDS
With Smash star and girlfriend Megan Hilty |
ON TELEVISION: Working Class
With co-star Melissa Peterman |
REGIONAL THEATRE
The Subject Was Roses
Pirates!
BROADWAY
110 in the Shade
With Audra McDonald |
To Be or Not To Be
With Jan Maxwell |
Once
With Cristin Milioti |
ON VIDEO
"Fine" from Ordinary Days with Megan Hilty
The Promo Trailer for Once
Jeff
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