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KEVIN McMAHON AEA SAG-AFTRA www.kevin-mcmahon.com KMR Equity Department Height: 5’11” 818 769-9111 Vocal Range: Tenor www.KMRtalent.com BROADWAY/NATIONAL TOURS BRIGHT STAR Stanford Adams First National Broadway/Walter Bobbie WICKED Father/Ozian Official (Wizard & Dr. Dillamond u/s) First National Broadway/Joe Mantello CITY OF ANGELS Buddy’s Nephew (Sonny u/s) First National Broadway/Michael Blakemore REGIONAL OLIVER! Mr. Sowerberry/Dr. Grimwig Musical Theatre West CAROUSEL Starkepper/Dr. Seldon Musical Theatre West THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME Saint Aphrodisius/Ensemble Sacramento Music Circus / McCoy-Rigby CHILDREN OF EDEN Adam/Noah Cabrillo Music Theatre / Utah Musical Theatre SONDHEIM ON SONDHEIM Man 3 (L.A. Premiere) International City Theatre MY FAIR LADY Jamie Sacramento Music Circus / McCoy-Rigby THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW Frank-N-Furter BCEFA, multiple venues THE FULL MONTY Malcolm (Ovation Nomination) Musical Theatre West A NEW BRAIN Gordon Michael Schwinn Musical Theatre Guild SWEENEY TODD Adolpho Pirelli Sacramento Music Circus A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Mr. Erlanson South Coast Repertory LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN Tom Phinney Theatre at Holy Cross, NYC FOREVER PLAID Jinx (Multiple Awards) Las Vegas, San Diego, La Mirada, Nat. Tour PLAID TIDINGS Jinx Las Vegas & Capital Repertory SWEET CHARITY Oscar Moonlight Stage SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN Production Tenor Paper Mill Playhouse EXTRAORDINARY Soloist (Tribute to Stephen Schwartz) Pasadena Playhouse I LEFT MY HEART Tenor 1 Welk Resort Theatre ME AND MY GIRL Gerald Musical Theatre West ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT… Cocky Starlight / MTG PASSION Rizzoli (West Coast Premiere) REPRISE! A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE Breton (L.A. Premiere) Musical Theatre Guild LOVE OF A PIG Mailman Andrews Lane, Dublin, IR AN UNFINISHED SONG Brad Charles Playhouse A CHRISTMAS CAROL Bob Crachitt International City Theatre TITANIC Wallace Hartley CLO of South Bay Cities CRAZY FOR YOU Lank Hawkins Musical Theatre West MARRY ME A LITTLE Man ACT, San Francisco THE SECRET GARDEN Capt. Albert Lenox CLO of South Bay Cities …CUCKOO”S NEST Billy Bibbitt Mezzanine Theatre FILM & TELEVISION MERCHANTS AND MASTERPIECES Michael Rockefeller WNET/Met Museum of Art MDA TELETHON Guest Star NBC LITTLE SECRETS Alan Cinecam Productions RECORDING MIRROR Solo CD McCarMusic BROADWAY LOVE DUETS Peter Matz, Musical Director Yamaha Disclavier KEEP YOUR UNDERSHIRT ON Broadway 1918-1948 Rialto Recordings LIFE’S A FUNNY PRESENT Broadway Flops and Roadkills Rialto Recordings EARLY KERN Broadway & London Rialto Recordings EDUCATION & SPECIALS SKILLS BFA - The Boston Conservatory Singing, Dance, Dialects, Most Sports, Musical Instruments, Irish Citizen (British Equity Eligible) .

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