Born in the vibrant city of New York, Michael's illustrious career in theatre commenced at the tender age of eight. Throughout his formative years, he appeared in a plethora of plays and musicals, including the inaugural cast of the renowned composer Steven Sondheim's "Assassins". This impressive early start was followed by a two-year run on Broadway in the beloved musical "Les Miserables".
As his talents continued to flourish, Michael transitioned seamlessly to television and film, securing notable roles in Fox's popular drama series "Party of Five" (1994) and receiving widespread critical acclaim for his captivating performance as Benny in the HBO special, "_Someone Had to Be Benny_" (1996) (TV).
Beyond his impressive acting credentials, Michael is a gifted singer, having contributed to over five albums. When not treading the boards or in front of the camera, he can often be found on the golf course, honing his skills as an avid golfer.
Michael's academic pursuits saw him graduate from the prestigious Yale University with a major in History of Art, further solidifying his well-rounded nature.
