Danny Woodburn is a distinguished American actor, comedian, and advocate for disability rights, particularly focusing on issues related to dwarfism. He gained widespread recognition for his role as Mickey Abbott on the iconic sitcom Seinfeld, which showcased his exceptional talent and comedic timing. With over 150 television appearances and 30 films to his credit, Woodburn has established himself as a versatile performer in the entertainment industry. His career spans various genres, including memorable roles in series such as Conan the Adventurer and Special Unit 2, as well as guest appearances on popular shows like Bones and Jane the Virgin.

Before making his mark on television, Woodburn honed his craft in theater, performing in notable productions like The Indian Wants the Bronx and David Mamet’s Revenge of the Space Pandas. His stand-up comedy career, which spans over two decades, has seen him headline at prestigious venues such as The Improv and Carolines on Broadway, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled entertainer. Additionally, he showcased his voice acting abilities in Disney projects, including his roles in Santa Buddies and Star vs. the Forces of Evil.

Beyond his artistic achievements, Woodburn is a passionate advocate for the rights of disabled individuals. He serves on the Screen Actors Guild’s Performers with Disabilities Committee and has been instrumental in changing societal perceptions of people with dwarfism. His efforts have earned him accolades such as the DREAM Award from the Disability Rights Legal Center and the Screen Actors Guild Harold Russell Award.

Woodburn’s commitment to activism extends to his work as a speaker and educator, where he shares his experiences to inspire change within the industry. His dedication to promoting inclusivity and respect for disabled performers has made a significant impact, and he continues to be a leading voice in advocating for representation in film and television.