Bruce Michael

Australian, Boston, British, French, Indian (India), Irish, Jamaican, New York

Capitol One, Royal Caribbean, DHL, Coca Cola, Carnival, Miami Subs, Centex, FPL Bruce Michael graduated from Boston University in 1979 with a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts specializing in Acting. The next two years were spent working as a singer-pianist on several major cruise lines. In 1982 he moved to New York appearing Off Broadway with the improvisational comedy group "Chicago City Limits" (an offshoot of Second City). Bruce then traveled to Pittsburgh appearing in the Public Theatres' production of "Galileo." The next five years were spent in New York performing stand-up comedy in such clubs as Pips and The Village Gate. In 1990, Bruce opened his own comedy show at the Omni Park Central Hotel in New York, which ran successfully for one year. He then moved to Miami, and works as an actor, musician, magician and comedian appearing in many national TV and radio commercials. Bachelor of Fine Arts [Acting]/Boston University Comedic, buoyant, and thoroughly entertaining, the laughs don't stop when you employ the upbeat and convivial voiceover talents of Bruce Michael. The many shades of Bruce can be found in the wide array of characters he can provide from the chipper husband to the upper class schmaltz and sophistication of a Cadbury commercial. "If you are looking to hire a real crowd pleaser, go no further than Bruce Michael. His honest and expressive nature, bordering on both chummy and suave, will tickle the funny bones of your audience and seal the deal with a soft, humorous, and memorable sell." Critically acclaimed by the Voice Talent staff.