Actor
REVIEWS FOR ANTON GOES TO HEAVEN (?) at Theater for the New City:
The beaming, animated and old-time New York City gruff-voiced Kevin Duffy…unabashedly, gleefully and repeatedly goes low for plentiful laughs; his humping of a pillow gets a lot of raucous mileage. — theaterscene.org
The family's sometimes explosive conflicts find some counterbalancing in Duffy's very funny portrayal of Martin — https://www.thinkingtheaternyc.com/
The beaming, animated and old-time New York City gruff-voiced Kevin Duffy…unabashedly, gleefully and repeatedly goes low for plentiful laughs; his humping of a pillow gets a lot of raucous mileage. — theaterscene.org
The family's sometimes explosive conflicts find some counterbalancing in Duffy's very funny portrayal of Martin — https://www.thinkingtheaternyc.com/
Kevin Duffy recently played Martin in Anton Goes to Heaven (?) at Theater for the New City. Previously, he returned as Warden Van Rensberg in Mandela at the American Theater of Actors after playing the lead role in Scrooge: The Musical at the same theater.
Kevin has a long history of performing in prominent New York venues, including La Mama ETC, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and PS 122 (now Performance Space New York) with theater and performance artists including Andrea Fraser, Ping Chong, Meredith Monk, Ain Gordon and Tim Miller, among others, as well as performing his own work.
Kevin recently appeared as a cult member in Jackson Pace's short A Cult Member Decides Not to Kill Themselves During A Mass Suicide, and in Torn From the Headlines on Investigate Discovery.
Other recent theater roles include O'Brien in Bettinger's Luggage at AMT Theatre, British twins John and James Jeckyll in Terence McNally's Love! Valour! Compassion! for P3 Theatre in Southern California and Leo in an adaptation of The Cherry Orchard in New York’s Central Park, Julius Caesar in a reading for The Tank, and as a truck-driving father in Love, La Familia at the Vino Theater in Brooklyn.
Kevin has a long history of performing in prominent New York venues, including La Mama ETC, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) and PS 122 (now Performance Space New York) with theater and performance artists including Andrea Fraser, Ping Chong, Meredith Monk, Ain Gordon and Tim Miller, among others, as well as performing his own work.
Kevin recently appeared as a cult member in Jackson Pace's short A Cult Member Decides Not to Kill Themselves During A Mass Suicide, and in Torn From the Headlines on Investigate Discovery.
Other recent theater roles include O'Brien in Bettinger's Luggage at AMT Theatre, British twins John and James Jeckyll in Terence McNally's Love! Valour! Compassion! for P3 Theatre in Southern California and Leo in an adaptation of The Cherry Orchard in New York’s Central Park, Julius Caesar in a reading for The Tank, and as a truck-driving father in Love, La Familia at the Vino Theater in Brooklyn.
