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Bryan Batt (born March 1, 1963 in New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American actor known mostly for his theater work, but he has had a number of starring roles in movies and television as well. His performance in the stage adaptation of Saturday Night Fever earned him one of New York City's more unusual honors, a caricature at Sardi's.[1]

Works

Film

• Jeffrey - Darius (Workin' Man Films 1995)
• Kiss Me Guido - Tino (Sundance 1997)

Theater

• Broadway
  • La Cage aux Folles - standby Albin (Marquis Theatre)
  • Beauty and the Beast - Lumiere (Lunt-Fontanne Theatre)
  • Seussical the Musical - Alternate Cat in the Hat (Richard Rodgers Theatre, Colonial Theatre, Boston tryout)
  • Saturday Night Fever - Monty (Minskoff Theatre)
  • The Scarlet Pimpernel - standby Percy/Pimpernel (Minskoff Theatre)
  • Sunset Boulevard - u/s Joe Gillis/Ensemble (Minskoff Theatre)
  • Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Reuben, u/s Pharaoh (Minskoff Theatre)
  • Cats - Munkustrap (Winter Garden Theatre)
  • Starlight Express - Rocky I/Greaseball (Gershwin Theatre)
• Off-Broadway
  • Forbidden Broadway Cleans Up its Act! (OBC Recording, nominated for Drama Desk Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical)
  • Forbidden Broadway Strikes Back! - Various (Triad Theater, New Original Cast, OBC Recording)
  • Jeffrey - Darius (Minetta Lane,WPA/Christopher Ashley)
  • Too Many Girls - Al (ELT)
  • The Golden Apple - Patroclus (York Theater)
  • Give My Regards to Broadway (Carnegie Hall/David Bell)
  • I Love New York (Rainbow and Stars - Bistro Award, OBC Recording)
• Los Angeles
  • Jeffrey - Darius ( Westwood Playhouse) LA Drama-Logue Award
• Regional
  • Evita - Che (Carousel Dinner Theater)
  • Grease - Kenicke (Darien Dinner Theater)
  • Trixie True: Teen Detective - Dick Dickerson (Boston Post Road Stage Co.)
  • Romeo & Juliet - Paris (New Orleans Center Stage)
  • The Lover - John (New Orleans Center Stage)
  • Action - Jeep (New Orleans Center Stage)

Television

• Guess Who's Coming to Decorate (Style)
• Rescue Me (FX)
• Guiding Light (CBS)
• Law and Order: Criminal Intent (NBC)
• The Cosby Show (NBC)
• Pulp Comics Special featuring Caroline Rhea (Comedy Central)
• As the World Turns (CBS)

Sources

• The Official Bryan Batt Website

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