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June 22 - 26th 2022
Kole is back, jiving and having the time of his life in Greenville this summer as Harry Bright in Mamma Mia! As a BFA Alumni of East Carolina University, he is already feeling right at home among the talented cast/crew that will be bringing this production to life. Get your tickets today at: https://ecuarts.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/SEGetEventList?groupCode=SUM&linkID=ecupa&shopperContext&caller&appCode&fbclid=IwAR0f5W2bP43RqMHZ86xt__u8nz4GYUJK-eBWh4iD_4zu9vjO0gsML2s1bYI January/February 2022It was with much pleasure Kole joined the talented company of Next to Normal in the Lee County premiere as both Dr Fine and Dr. Madden with The Gulf Coast Symphony in Fort Myers, Florida earlier this year!
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April/May 2022
Kole had a blast in Springboro, Ohio performing as "Harold Hill" at La Comedia Dinner Theatre in their production of The Music Man this past spring. You won't believe the reviews: “…If there was a Mount Rushmore of musical characters, Harold Hill, the fast-talking con-man would likely be among those featured. The weight of the role, along with his signature suitcase, is carried easily by Kole McKinley. He has no trouble, playing the conniving Hill, whose more slippery than a skating rink covered with banana peels. McKinley’s voice is smooth, despite the rapid pace in which he speaks/sings. Despite his bad intentions, McKinley provides Hill with an undeniable appeal.” -Daytonlocal.com (Michael Woody) October 2021
Kole had the fright of his life back performing on the Priscilla Beach Theatre stage in The Addams Family musical as the Caveman this fall! PBT is located in Plymouth, MA and attracts talent from across the country! (Kole previously could have been seen in such shows as: Damn Yankees & Dames at Sea back in 2018!) |
July 2021
Kole was happily "hopping in the house with the gods" as a part of his FIRST "AEA TYA" contract. Though this is the eleventh time the show has been produced, this is the FIRST time it is being professionally filmed for viewers! (Those being the fifth-graders of the Miami-Dade Education System in Florida.) |
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