Damon Kirsche Net Worth is
$1 Million

Mini Biography

American baritone and stage and screen actor Damon Kirsche is normally a respected interpreter of Traditional Popular Tracks: Ragtime, Tin Skillet Alley, Swing, Big Music group, West Coastline Jazz and American Songbook standards through the Golden Age group of Broadway and Hollywood. On display screen, Kirsche is seen as Civil Battle period performer Harry McCarthy in Ted Turner’s epic “Gods and Generals,” gadfly skill scout Ranny Sanson in it series “LA Private,” or as the first Nuu’bari to seem on “StarTrek: Voyager,” and shows up in the soon-to-be-released San Francisco-based indie film “Pressing Deceased” (Kevin). He’s highlighted on vintage golf swing recordings “Goblin Marketplace” and “Devil’s Serenade” and it is “In Right here: Music and Lyrics by Charles Bloom,” aswell as for the Decca Broadway First Cast record of “The Ziegfeld Follies of 1936,” and Carnegie Hall archival documenting from the Gershwins’ “Tip-Toes.” “Most of us believed they didn’t make leading guys such as this for the American musical movie theater anymore – a striking legit voice, used in combination with delicacy aswell as power.” (Dallas Morning Information). “One of the better and most flexible male voices of the era,” (“Forbidden Broadway” writer Gerard Alessandrini), “Kirsche can be music theatre superstar materials,” (LA Daily Information) providing “spine-tingling resonance” (LA Moments), “riveting showmanship” (Range), and “soaring ballads with power and panache” (Backstage). “Damon is among the best performers of present music around today, and he comes with an other-worldly affinity for period designs,” (“Miss Gulch Comes back” originator Fred Barton). “Kirsche includes a sparkle of outdated Broadway/Hollywood glamour which makes every part he assumes marvelous.” (Broadway Globe). His concert and theater work contains both early Broadway rarities and premieres (Kern and Hammerstein’s “Extremely Warm For May” with conductor John McGlinn as well as the Gershwins’ “Tip-Toes” with Rob Fisher, several looks both with NY’s Encores and LA’s Reprise series with Peter Matz. His initial roles consist of Eric Whitacre’s “Heaven Shed: Shadows and Wings” (as “Logos”) at Walt Disney Concert Hall and Carnegie Hall, the brand new Harold Arlen musical “One For My Baby” (as crooner “Rick Anderson”), and Seth Rozin’s “A Moving Breeze” at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Middle (as “Joseph Pujol,” that he received a Barrymore Award nomination for Greatest Lead Actor within a Musical). Since 2003, Kirsche provides starred in productions of traditional functions at MTWichita, including “My Good Female” (Higgins), “Camelot” (Arthur), and “42nd Road” (Marsh) aswell as a genuine creation of Disney’s “Mary Poppins” (Mr. Banking institutions). He’s an associate of LA’s award-winning Musical Theater Guild (with which he’s made an appearance in over twelve staged concerts, including: “Great City” (Baker), “Fade Out/Fade In” (Prong), “Perform Re Mi” (Wheeler), “Great Spirits” (Condomine), “Finian’s Rainbow” (Woody), “Parade” (Craig), “Li’l Abner” (Abner), “It’s a Parrot… It’s a Airplane… It’s Superman!” (Superman/Clark), “Road Picture” (Easter) and “Out of the Globe” (Artwork/Jupiter). He provides made an appearance in staged concerts with Musical Theater West’s “Reiner Reading Series,” starring in “On the Clear Day YOU CAN VIEW Forever” (Bruckner) and “Bells Are Buzzing” (Moss). For over ten years, Kirsche continues to be the lead man vocalist for well-known and critically-acclaimed Western Coast vintage golf swing and big music group Dean Mora and his Orchestra, playing well-known tunes in initial orchestrations from Ragtime to Nelson Riddle, in historical locations like LA’s Orpheum Theater, the Wilshire Ebell, The Hollywood Roosevelt Resort, The Biltmore Resort, “Maxwell Demille’s Cicada Golf club” in the Oviatt Building, Catalina Island’s Gambling establishment Ballroom as well as the Queen Mary. He lately made an appearance at Lincoln Center’s 25th Anniversary from the Midsummer Night’s Golf swing Series. In NY, Kirsche appears frequently using the Fred Barton Orchestra in the Schimmel Middle in the “American Showstoppers” series, celebrating the functions of traditional American songwriters. His regular cabaret appearances consist of NY’s Metropolitan Space, LA’s Gardenia, Jazz Bakery, Catalina Jazz Golf club, Eighty-Eights, Vitello’s and Rockwell Desk and Stage (with Brad Ellis of TV’s “Glee”) as well as the Federal government (with Bruce Kimmel’s Kritzerland series). Teaching: The Juilliard College. Happy member: Actor’s Collateral, American Guild of Musical Performers and SAG-AFTRA.

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