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| Sesame Street | Alan (Series Regular) | Sesame Workshop | |
| Day of Independence | Father | Cedar Grove Productions | |
| It
Could Happen to You (Director Andrew Bergman) |
Newscaster | Columbia Pictures | |
| One Life To Live | Pravat (recurring) | ABC Daytime | |
| As the World Turns | Postman | CBS Daytime | |
| Square One TV | Popover Chef | Children’s Television Workshop | |
| General Hospital | Featured | ABC Daytime | |
| Santa Barbara | Featured | NBC Daytime | |
| The Tonight Show | Mighty Carson Art Players | NBC | |
| America Works, America Sings | Featured | Disney Channel | |
| Guiding Light | Featured | CBS | |
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| Pacific
Overtures (Amon Minamoto) |
Dutch Admiral, Merchant, 3rd Councileer | Studio 54 (Roundabout) | |
| Miss Saigon (Nicholas Hytner) | The Engineer | Broadway Theatre | |
| The
King and I (Christopher Renshaw) |
The
Interpreter (Kralahome u.s.) |
Neil Simon Theatre | |
| My
Favorite Year (Ron Lagomarsino) |
Ensemble (Rookie u.s.) | Lincoln Center Theatre | |
| Shogun
(Michael Smuin) |
Lord Ishido | Marriott Marquis Theatre | |
| Mail (Andrew Cadiff) | Junk Mail | Music Box Theatre | |
| NATIONAL TOURS | |||
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| Miss
Saigon (Nicholas Hytner) |
The Engineer | Cameron Mackintosh | |
| M.
Butterfly (Bob Borod) |
Kurogo (Song Liling u.s.) | 2nd National | |
| Anything
Goes (Jerry Zaks) |
Luke | Lincoln Center Theatre | |
| Anything Goes (Philip Cusak) | John | Lincoln Center Theatre | |
| OFF-BROADWAY AND REGIONAL | |||
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| Pacific
Overtures |
Madam, Old Man, and others | Cincinnati
Playhouse, Alliance Theatre, North Shore Music Theatre |
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| Mame |
Ito | The Kennedy Center | |
| Pacific Overtures | Madam, Old Man, and others | Human Race Theatre Co. | |
| He
Who Says Yes/No (Jean Randitch) |
The Teacher | NATCO | |
| Bok
Choy Variations (Eric Simonson) |
Lee | Minnesota Opera | |
| The Boys Next Door (Eric Hill) | Jack Palmer | Stage West | |
| M.
Butterfly (Michael Fortner) |
Song Liling | Theatre of Central Florida | |
| The
Dance and the Railroad (Roberta Uno) |
Lone | Stage West | |
| Chang
and Eng (Rod Kaats) |
Eng | Harold Prince New Musicals | |
| The
Mesmerist (Worth Gardner) |
Koot Hoomi | Cincinnati Playhouse | |
| Drizzle
and Other Plays |
Man #2 and B | Circle Rep Lab | |
| Man
of La Mancha (Worth Gardner) |
Barber | Birmingham Theatre | |
| Lute
Song (Marge Champion) |
Li-Wang | Berkshire Theatre Festival | |
| Mikado,
Inc. (Robert Johanson) |
Mr. Inouye | Paper Mill Playhouse | |
| Christmas in Camp II (Mako) | Jack Yamaguchi | East-West Players | |
| AWARDS | |||
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| Carol Burnett Musical Comedy Award | |||
| TRAINING | |||
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| B.A.
Theatre Arts |
U.C.L.A. | ||
| Voice |
Nathan Lam, Tony McDowell | ||
| Shakespeare | Randall Duk Kim | ||
| Improv | Gotham City Improv | ||
