Kevin is an actor, comedian, writer, director, and photographer based in New York and Los Angeles. A proud son of immigrant parents, he is a California Bay Area native performing across film, television, and Broadway.

He made his feature film debut in Pizza Movie, which had its world premiere at SXSW film festival March 2026, and became the #1 movie on HULU and Disney+ following its global release in April. Later this year he will be appearing in 3 more motion pictures: Evil Genius directed by Courteney Cox and starring David Harbour, Rest and Relaxation from Rebecca Rajadnya starring Sunita Mani, and Shooting Sid.

On television, Kevin has appeared on American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez, FBI: Most Wanted, and the long running popular ABC series What Would You Do. In theatre, he recently wrapped up a run on the Tony Award-winning production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway.

As a writer and director, his filmmaking centers underrepresented stories and unique perspectives not often seen or heard. The stories he tells seek to highlight the inclusivity of the universal human experience, and his most recent short film Ethically Ambiguous is currently in post production. He’s also mad funny and super humble.

Beginning his career in Chicago, Kevin performed at the Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf, and the Lyric Opera, collaborating frequently with writers and directors such as Ike Holter and Erica Weiss. His performance in the family dramedy Mahal earned him a Broadway World nomination for Best Actor. Elsewhere regionally he has performed for his hometown CalShakes Theatre, Santa Cruz Shakespeare Theatre, and The Odyssey Theatre in LA. He is also an improviser and stand up comic, having trained with comedy legends Sheldon Patinkin and David Razowsky at Second City Chicago, and performing standup in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle.

Kevin graduated from the University of California, San Diego, where he acted and directed a multimedia theatre production of The Pillowman, collaborating with digital artists, animators, and theatre designers to create a radically visceral experience of the play never seen before.

His photography work has been published by Skift for their Global Forum, and he works freelance for Forbes 2000 companies like SAP Global, covering their Women in Business symposium. The headshots he has taken are actively used by working actors and corporate professionals across all platforms (IMDb, LinkedIn, etc).