Andreas Beckett was born at the foot of the Bavarian Alps, surrounded by the serene beauty of nature, as one of six children in a farming community 40 miles from the vibrant city of Munich. From a tender age of seven, he discovered his passion for ice hockey, which would soon become an integral part of his life. By the time he turned 16, he had already achieved a remarkable feat, winning the National Junior League championship five times.
As he grew older, Andreas's talents did not go unnoticed, and he began to excel in Swing Dance Acrobatics, becoming a part of the world-champion team. Concurrently, he pursued his academic interests, earning a prestigious Masters degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Munich.
Andreas's journey took an unexpected turn when a choreographer working for the renowned Jerome Robbins scouted him and offered him a role in West Side Story with the Cleveland Opera. This marked the beginning of his foray into the world of dance, as he went on to perform at the esteemed Papermill Playhouse, Radio City Music Hall, and New York's Metropolitan Opera House.
In the same year, Andreas became a founding member of the acrobatic dance company Antigravity, solidifying his reputation as a talented dancer. However, it was during this period that he caught the acting bug, and for the next three years, he studied at The William Esper Studio in New York.
Andreas made his television debut in a remarkable role, playing Hitler on Saturday Night Live. This was followed by his acclaimed portrayal of MacBeth at the American Theatre. He also landed the lead role in his first film, _Empty (2001)_ by Micah Herman, earning the Audience Award at the DGA, in Los Angeles.
Beckett's multifaceted talents did not stop there. He is also a classically trained international tenor, having performed with the highly successful "The Three Waiters," a spoof about "The Three Tenors," with the Metropolitan Opera (New York),Cleveland Opera, the National Opera in Munich, and the Santa Barbara Opera.
More recently, Andreas starred in the films: The Way Of The Vampire (2005),Death As A Tango (2004),and God Is No Soprano (2003),as well as guest-starring on Dr. Vegas (CBS) and Days of Our Lives (NBC). As a Co-Producer, he initiated productions of Heine and Ratcliff at the Angel Orensanz Theatre in New York.
Currently, Andreas Beckett resides in Los Angeles, having built a remarkable career that showcases his versatility, talent, and dedication to his craft.
