Kenton Duty began his professional journey in the performing arts at a young age, discovering his passion for acting during a musical theatre workshop at just nine years old. His debut came in 2004 when he played “Young Scrooge” in the Dallas Theater Center’s production of A Christmas Carol. This early experience paved the way for his future, leading him to audition for roles in Los Angeles after being discovered by a talent agent at a showcase performance. His early career included numerous national commercials for major brands like McDonald’s and Wal-Mart, showcasing his versatility and appeal as a young performer.

In 2007, Duty made his mark on television with a featured role in the Lifetime movie Christmas in Paradise, followed by guest appearances on popular shows such as Cold Case and The Jay Leno Show. His breakout role came in 2010 when he portrayed “Young Jacob” on the critically acclaimed series Lost, captivating audiences with his performance. Shortly after, he landed a co-starring role on Disney Channel’s Shake It Up! as Gunther Hessenheffer, where he became known for his flamboyant character and comedic timing, earning praise from critics and fans alike.

Transitioning into film, Duty showcased his talent in various genres, including the suspense thriller 2:13 and the comedy Crazy on the Outside. His role in the Bollywood film My Name Is Khan further expanded his international appeal. Following his departure from Shake It Up!, he focused on film projects like Contest and Silver Bells, while also developing his music career, releasing his first single “Teenage Summer Nights” in 2013.

Beyond his artistic endeavors, Duty is committed to philanthropy, actively supporting causes such as anti-bullying initiatives and children’s health organizations. His dedication to charitable work, combined with his artistic talents, positions him as a multifaceted entertainer with a bright future ahead. Kenton Duty continues to inspire audiences with his performances and advocacy, making a significant impact in both the entertainment industry and the community.