Bio
Michael Esposito II is an Actor/Singer/Writer (CAEA). He studied at the University of Toronto
and Sheridan College in their joint Theatre and Drama Studies program with a minor in Italian.
Since then he has lived and worked across North America. As a performer he has been fortunate
enough to work alongside some of the industry's top composers (Alan Menken, Marvin
Hamlisch), and on some of the greatest acclaimed works of our time. Some of his credits include:
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (Segal Centre/NYC reading), Jersey Boys (NCL), Disney
Cruise Lines, A History of Summer (Summerworks). As a vocalist, Michael was in the top 40 of
both Canada’s Got Talent and Triple Sensation. He has also sang at the Johnny Lombardi
Festival, Casino Rama and performed the National anthem at the Rogers Centre and Budweiser
Gardens (formally the JLC). As a writer Michael has worked on both plays and screenplays:
Cover Song (winner of London Fringe Audience Choice award), December 1917: the Halifax
Explosion, Spectrum, Leapfrog. As co-owner of KEME Productions, Michael has been an
invaluable asset in all levels of production for their various works (Captive Love, Virtual
Hitman).
