Robert Picardo

Robert Picardo has established a career spanning theater, film, and television, known for his versatile portrayals of characters ranging from dramatic to comedic roles. After playing a leading role in the 1973 European premiere of Leonard Bernstein’s ‘Mass,’ Robert Picardo embarked on a distinguished career across theater, film, and television. He made his Broadway debut in 1977 in the acclaimed comedy ‘Gemini’ and appeared in ‘Tribute’ (1978) alongside Jack Lemmon. Picardo earned a Drama-Logue Award for his performance in ‘The Normal Heart,’ solidifying his stage presence.

He remains active in television, with recent 2024 appearances including a reprisal of the EMH role in ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ and a guest role on ‘Young Sheldon.’ Looking ahead, Picardo is slated to appear as the Doctor in the anticipated series ‘Star Trek: Starfleet Academy,’ continuing his enduring connection to the franchise that has defined a significant portion of his career.