ERIC GUTMAN

Broadway performer Eric Gutman is a Detroit-born actor and musician. Gutman made his Broadway debut in the Tony and Grammy-winning hit Jersey Boys. In over 1200 performances, he played six different roles, including three of The Four Seasons, and was one of the few actors to play live instruments on stage. He also appeared in the First National Tour of Jersey Boys, performing with the cast on The Tonight Show. Gutman is also a long-time company member of the Off-Broadway and National Tour productions of Forbidden Broadway and Forbidden Hollywood, earning praise for his parodies of celebrities including Mandy Patinkin, Colm Wilkonson, Adam Pascal, and others. Recently, Gutman toured venues nationwide performing with acclaimed PBS retro-rock band Under the Streetlamp. He also plays regional theatres across the country in his one-man biopic musical Eric Gutman: From Broadway to Obscurity, which was filmed for PBS. That show has earned him accolades including Best One-Person Show at the Detroit Wilde Awards and Best Solo Show (Musical) at the Orlando Fringe Festival. Other regional theatre: Big Fish, Next To Normal, Murder Ballad, and Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Film: Real Steel (opposite Hugh Jackman). Other broadcast appearances include National Anthem singing for the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Bears, Detroit Tigers, as well as the last MLB All-Star Game held at the old Yankee Stadium. Gutman holds a BFA in Music Theatre Performance from Western Michigan University and is a proud member of Actor’s Equity Association and The American Federation of Musicians. ericgutman.com