Matthew Morrison

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Credits in the database:

Performance

South Pacific
[Broadway, Lincoln Center Revival, 2008]
Lt. Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C.

A Naked Girl on the Appian Way
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2005]
Thad Lapin

Catch Me If You Can
[New York, Reading, 2005]
Frank Abagnale, Jr.

The Light in the Piazza
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2005]
Fabrizio Naccarelli

Tarzan
[New York, Workshop, 2004]
Tarzan

Tarzan
[New York, Workshop, 2003]
Tarzan

Hairspray
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 2002]
Link Larkin

The Baby and Johnny Project
[New York, Workshop, 2001]
Ensemble

The Rocky Horror Show
[Broadway, Broadway Revival, 2000]
Phantom

Footloose
[Broadway, Original Broadway Production, 1998]
Ensemble
Chuck Cranston (Understudy)

Production

Hairspray
[Broadway, 2002]
Guitar
(Onstage)

Performance

The Light in the Piazza
[Original Broadway Cast, 2005]
Fabrizio Naccarelli

Hairspray
[Original Broadway Cast, 2002]
Link Larkin

Performance

Once Upon a Mattress
[Television Film, 2005]
Sir Harry

Personal Information

Date Of Birth:
October 30, 1978

Birth Place:
Fort Ord, California, USA

Gender: Male

Official Website

Featured Show

Gypsy
(15 productions, 14 recordings)

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