Ken's academic and artistic journey began in London, where he received training at the esteemed Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the University of Westminster. Additionally, he honed his craft in New York City at the National Shakespeare Conservatory and the London Classic Theatre School.
His academic background is also impressive, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from St. Lawrence University.
Ken's professional career has seen him take on challenging roles, including the iconic character of Macbeth in Las Vegas, where he performed to sold-out crowds of over 3,000 people per night for a critically acclaimed month-long run.
In Los Angeles, Ken refined his skills in film and television under the guidance of coach Cameron Thor. Two of his standout screen roles were on the popular TV shows "General Hospital" and "Heroes".
On "General Hospital", Ken played the character of Greg, a mob accountant for the show's resident gangster, Sonny Corinthos. Meanwhile, on "Heroes", he portrayed a notorious super villain known only as "The German".
Ken's passion for martial arts began nearly four decades ago, and in 1998, he found himself training at Benny "The Jet" Urquidez's renowned "Jet's Gym". Under the tutelage of Sensei Benny, Ken quickly transitioned into stunts and action acting.
Since then, Ken has had the opportunity to be killed and/or beaten up on film, television, and in video games, solidifying his reputation as a skilled stunt performer and action actor.
