Cheyenne Jackson

Cheyenne Jackson is a distinguished American actor and singer, renowned for his exceptional contributions to Broadway and television. He made his Broadway debut in 2005 with the musical “All Shook Up,” a role that earned him the Theatre World Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut. His impressive repertoire includes starring roles in notable productions such as “Xanadu,” “Damn Yankees,” and “Finian’s Rainbow,” where his performances garnered critical acclaim and multiple award nominations, solidifying his status as a leading figure in musical theater.

In addition to his stage success, Jackson has made significant strides in film and television. He portrayed Mark Bingham in the Academy Award-nominated film “United 93,” showcasing his ability to tackle complex roles with depth and sensitivity. His television credits include a prominent role in the hit series “30 Rock” and a memorable performance in “Glee” as the charismatic coach of Vocal Adrenaline. Jackson’s versatility was further demonstrated in the acclaimed anthology series “American Horror Story,” where he appeared in multiple seasons, captivating audiences with his dynamic character portrayals.

Jackson is also a talented recording artist, having sold out Carnegie Hall and released several albums, including “I’m Blue, Skies” and “Renaissance.” His musical prowess extends beyond theater, as he has collaborated with renowned artists and produced captivating singles that resonate with fans. His unique blend of theatricality and musicality continues to attract a diverse audience.

As a passionate advocate for LGBT rights, Jackson actively supports various charitable organizations, further enhancing his public persona. With his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft, Cheyenne Jackson remains a sought-after performer, poised to leave an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.