Aaron Acosta's storied career in the realm of live theater commenced with a resounding splash, as he took to the prestigious stages of esteemed institutions in the picturesque city of San Diego, leaving an indelible mark on the hallowed halls of the venerable Old Globe, the acclaimed La Jollahouse Play, and the respected North Coast Repertory, showcasing his remarkable talent and versatility to audiences and critics alike.
Notably, his extensive theatre repertoire proudly displays a remarkable distinction, as he has had the privilege of being involved in not one, but two extraordinary world premieres, with the mesmerizing "Becoming Cuba" and the attention-grabbing "Limelight aka Chaplin" providing a platform to showcase his exceptional abilities and remarkable talent to the world.
Aaron had the distinguished honor of co-sharing the spotlight with the exceptionally gifted actor Rob McClure, whose remarkable performance in the production earned him a well-deserved Tony Award nomination when the show initially premiered on Broadway in the year 2014.
Aaron's impressive acting abilities have been expertly demonstrated through a diverse array of independent films, showcasing his remarkable versatility as a thespian. Among his notable credits are the intellectually stimulating "Slingers", the emotionally gripping "Burglars", and the captivatingly concise short film "Locks", each of which has provided a unique platform for him to hone his craft and display his remarkable range as a performer.
Noted for his prominent appearance in a prestigious national anti-smoking campaign, he has garnered far-reaching acclaim for his pivotal performance in the influential commercial "7000 Chemical's", a production that has garnered an impressive 3000+ airings on national television, thereby showcasing his remarkable talent to a vast audience.
Aaron's remarkable journey in the realms of theater and film has culminated in a distinguished career, replete with an array of credits that collectively serve as a testament to his remarkable aptitude and remarkable adaptability as a multifaceted thespian.
