KEVIN LASIT
Kevin has been a member of the actor’s unions, SAG/AFTRA, since the 1990’s. He has worked on national television shows, commercials, industrials, voice overs, print work, professional thearte, and independent movies. Kevin is also an optioned screenwriter and facilitates screenwriting lectures for colleges and film festivals. Kevin has toured with Kaiser Permanente’s Educational Theatre Programs in California for ten years, where he was a Performer Educator, Director and Program Coordinator. In his tenure, he directed and re-wrote shows such as Nightmare on Puberty Street and Peace Signs. KP’s Educational Theatre has reached over 15 million people. Kevin also teaches acting classes and has trained thousands from children to adults for stage and film and TV. Many of his students have appeared on Broadway, in major motion pictures, music videos, print work, television shows and commercials. Welcome to his website.
Here are a few other commercials with Kevin: Bank of America and the CT Lottery:"Treat Yourself"
Click here to watch Kevin's puppetry skills in the hit YouTube children's show, Sheldon and Skipper. This music video is called Underwater Kindergarten, Created and directed by the amazing Jordan Meher, and co-produced by the lovely Brittney Meher. Enjoy.
Press Room
Kevin performed at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston on April 20th, 2022, in a new multi-media theatrical production written by Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge. Kevin starred as Albert DeSalvo and Mark David Chapman.
UPDATE: SOLD OUT
On May 16th, 2023, television & film star Neal McDonough returned to his native Boston to play notorious Irish crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger in the stage adaption of the true crime bestseller Hunting Whitey: The Untold Story of the Capture and Killing of America's Most Wanted Crime Boss written by New York Times bestselling authors Casey Sherman & Dave Wedge at Boston's historic Wilbur Theatre.
Kevin played the role of Stevie, The Rifleman, Flemmi.
Listen to a wonderful interview by the Cape Cod Times, with creator, Casey Sherman. The interview is 16 minutes. Thanks for the shoutout, Casey.
