Michael Blevins is a renowned performer with a rich background in the performing arts. Originally from East Tennessee, he pursued his passion for acting and dance at the University of North Carolina, where he majored in Acting and Dance. He further honed his craft at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
Throughout his illustrious career, Blevins has appeared in numerous Broadway productions, including "Bring Back Birdie", Neil Simon's "Little Me", and the Tony Award-winning "Tap Dance Kid", where he originated the role of "Winslow". His notable regional theatre credits include starring as Andrew in "Love Letters" alongside Constance Shulman, the Emcee in "Cabaret" with Beth Leavel, and Johnny Burton in "Drumwright" with John Cullum.
Blevins has also made appearances in various national and international TV commercials, network television shows, and specials, including the "Tony Awards Show" and the ABC series "The Nashville Palace". His film credits include a small role in "Zelig" and a supporting role in the screen biography "Chaplin". However, he is perhaps most widely recognized for his portrayal of Mark in the movie "A Chorus Line".
Blevins has had the privilege of working with numerous Tony and Academy Award-winning directors and choreographers, including Sir Richard Attenborough, Joe Layton, Woody Allen, Vivian Matalon, Peter Gennaro, Danny Daniels, and Bob Fosse. He has shared the stage with a diverse range of top performers, including Chita Rivera, Michael Douglas, Andy Griffith, Donald O'Conner, Diane Lane, Victor Garber, Brooke Shields, Savion Glover, James Coco, Bebe Neuwirth, Jane Krakowski, and Robert Downey Jr.
In addition to his impressive stage and screen credits, Blevins has been featured on "Good Morning America" for ABC-TV and has graced the covers of "Dance Magazine" and "USA Today".
