Micheal Andrew Kott (born June 17, 1961) is an American actor. He works in theatre, film and achieved recognition for his role in a Chicago production of '' Blood Brothers'', winning a Jeni Award for Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Musical in 1997. He was also seen as Morrie in

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. Most recently he received critical acclaim for his role as the Psychic in the horror film ''

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''. Micheal was most recently seen in the Chicago premiere of

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. Micheal was last seen as Bernadette in JPAC's production of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Currently, Micheal is the Associate Dean of the Learning Resource Center at Morton College, Cicero, Illinois. He was recently appointed to a one year term on the CARLI Board of Directors. His one year term ended in June 2019 His directing credits include Chicago productions of ''Doubt, Exact Change, The Boys Next Door,

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. and Anthony Shaffer's Murderer''.

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Morton College Webpage

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Kott, Micheal American male film actors Living people 1961 births American male stage actors American male television actors