Kurt Kanazawa, a multifaceted artist, has established himself as a talented actor and opera singer. His impressive training took place at the renowned Juilliard institution.
Throughout his career, Kanazawa has made notable appearances in various TV and film productions, including the popular medical drama "Grey's Anatomy," the legal thriller "The Lincoln Lawyer," and the crime drama "Bosch: Legacy." He has also appeared in the films "No No Girl" and "A Life in Pieces: the Diary and Letters of Stanley Hayami," which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and the Japanese American National Museum.
Kanazawa has also made significant contributions to the world of opera. He has performed with the New World Symphony, The Industry-LA, the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, and the prestigious Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires.
In addition to his work in TV, film, and opera, Kanazawa has also had a successful career in regional theatre. He has performed with esteemed companies such as East West Players, Los Angeles LGBT Center, Boston Court Pasadena, Detroit Public Theatre, LATW, Artists At Play, BBC News World Service, and Ojai Playwrights Conference.
Notably, Kanazawa's uncle, Simeon Den, was part of the original Broadway cast of Stephen Sondheim's "Pacific Overtures." This family connection has likely had a profound impact on Kanazawa's artistic journey.
Furthermore, Kanazawa has also showcased his talents in solo shows, including the Off-Broadway production "L'OPERA!" with Pan Asian Repertory. His impressive range and versatility have allowed him to excel in a wide variety of roles and genres, solidifying his position as a respected and accomplished artist in the entertainment industry.
