Bio
Kegan Witzki is an actor, writer, performer, creator, and comedian from Chicago who has worked and lived in New York and London, and is living in Los Angeles.
He was last seen Off-Off Broadway as Mark in the short play, "Girl," and is an editor/co-founder of Greener Pastures Magazine, Greener Pastures Podcast, and his weekly column, Dr. Folklore’s Dating Advice for Mythical Folks. Currently, he's working on a sci-fi sketch comedy podcast, “SOS: Humanity: Earth's Last Distress Signal," which is set for release in 2022 (Peripheral Friend).
Prior to moving into the West Coast, he received his Bachelor's in Musical Theatre from Columbia College Chicago (with a minor in Stage Combat), his Master’s in Classical Acting from LAMDA, and trained all over Chicago’s comedy scene, including completing Second City and iO’s Writing Programs in Sketch, Satire, and TV/Film. Make sure to catch him perform soon on TikTok... he's caving in.
He was last seen Off-Off Broadway as Mark in the short play, "Girl," and is an editor/co-founder of Greener Pastures Magazine, Greener Pastures Podcast, and his weekly column, Dr. Folklore’s Dating Advice for Mythical Folks. Currently, he's working on a sci-fi sketch comedy podcast, “SOS: Humanity: Earth's Last Distress Signal," which is set for release in 2022 (Peripheral Friend).
Prior to moving into the West Coast, he received his Bachelor's in Musical Theatre from Columbia College Chicago (with a minor in Stage Combat), his Master’s in Classical Acting from LAMDA, and trained all over Chicago’s comedy scene, including completing Second City and iO’s Writing Programs in Sketch, Satire, and TV/Film. Make sure to catch him perform soon on TikTok... he's caving in.
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