Kevin B. Hartley is a multifaceted actor and singer, a member of the prestigious SAG/AFTRA and ACTRA/CAEA, hailing from Brantford, Ontario, Canada, but with roots in London, Ontario, where he spent a significant portion of his life.
As a talented performer, Kevin has secured a notable role as "Crown Attorney, Idington" in the upcoming TV series "Noose; The Hangman's Tale", slated for release in 2025, in collaboration with the Akoolfilm Company.
Throughout his illustrious career, Kevin has worked on numerous TV productions, with his most recent credit being the pilot "Lou Beck" in the critically acclaimed TV series "Mayday: Air Crash Investigations". He has also enjoyed a recurring role in season two of the Netflix series "The Umbrella Academy" as part of the "Majestic Twelve", alongside other select TV appearances in "The Kennedys", "Nothing Personal", "Warehouse 13", and "Unnatural History".
In addition to his television work, Kevin has also made significant contributions to the film industry, with credits including the Governor General of Canada Award-winning film "Travelling Alone" (also known as "Travelling Alone in America"),and the dramatic short film "Wilderness", which won a Platinum Award for Independent Short Subject-Film & Video - Dramatic at WorldFest Houston in 2012.
Kevin has also made a name for himself in the commercial sphere, with numerous appearances in advertisements for prominent brands such as McDonald's, Rogers Phone/TV, Home Depot, KMart, and Nestlé.
Beyond his work in film, TV, and commercials, Kevin has also showcased his talents on stage, performing in various theatres across Canada, including the premiere Canadian production of the pop/rock musical "Chess", where he played the role of "Anatoly Sergeivsky", and the first Canadian company production of "Forever Plaid", where he portrayed "Smudge".
Kevin has further honed his craft through workshops and studios in Toronto, NYC, and LA, including Second City, Toronto (Level E improv comedy graduate),and The Australian Institute for Performing Arts (AIPA),Los Angeles.
