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Joseph Palumbo
Joseph Palumbo is known for Haze (2017).
Joseph Papa
Joseph Papa is a producer and actor, known for Waiting on Mary (2016), Sunset on the River Styx (2020) and Silver Moon (2020).
Joseph Park
Utah actor Joseph Park made his feature film debut in Time Freak, a QC Entertainment/Rhodes Entertainment romantic comedy starring Asa Butterfield, Sophie Turner and Skyler Gisondo. Park is a Korean-American who was born and raised in Utah by South Korean parents who immigrated to the United States. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in food science, and a minor in business management. He has been actively studying different acting techniques with instructors Robert Andrus, Sue Rowe, and Julie-Anne Liechty. He began acting in 2015. His skills include basketball, golf, ping pong, bowling, tennis, and he speaks conversational Korean.
Joseph Passi
Joseph Passi is an actor, known for Slow West (2015).
Joseph Paul
Joseph Paul is known for 100 Days Under (2018), The Last Client (2015) and Break Night (2017).
Joseph Paul Branca
Joseph Paul Branca is a professional actor based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Most recently he starred in the world premiere production of Paul Michael Thomson's Fremont Jr. High is NOT Doing Oklahoma! as Chrysanthemum at Good Company Theatre, as well as the regional premiere productions of Pete the Cat as Jimmy Biddle, and Saturday's Voyeur as Elder DeLay Mortenson at Salt Lake Acting Company; in Winnie-the-Pooh as Tigger, Newsies as Crutchie, and in the world premiere production of The Velveteen Rabbit as The Narrator at Hale Center Theater Orem; in Guys and Dolls as Rusty Charlie, Mary Poppins as Robertson Ay, Matilda as a Big Kid, and A Christmas Carol as Eben, Dick Wilkins, and a member of the octet at Hale Centre Theatre; and as a performer at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka, Japan. Other recent performances include Peter Pan as Michael Darling, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat as Benjamin, Annie as various characters and the cover for Rooster Hannigan, and A Christmas Carol as Topper at Hale Center Theater Orem; Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly as Ant at Salt Lake Acting Company; Man of La Mancha as José and the cover for The Padre at Utah Opera directed by Paul Curran; as a resident company member at Desert Star Playhouse; and as Polydorus in the touring Greek theatre production of Euripides Hecuba. Joseph also works regularly in film and television and starred in the Emmy Award Winning feature film Resistance Movement as Rudi Wobbe, and the true crime documentary Dog Valley as Gordon Church. Joseph received the BroadwayWorld Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his portrayal of Crutchie in Newsies, two Westminster Theatre Society Awards for Best Actor for his performances in Post-it's: Notes on a Marriage, and the one-man show I Am Not Batman, and two Utah Film Awards for his portrayal of Rudi Wobbe in Resistance Movement. Joseph studied acting at The University of Utah, and musical theatre and vocal performance at Westminster College.
Joseph Paul Kennedy
Joseph Paul Kennedy is an actor, known for Nature Calls (2012), Primetime: What Would You Do? (2009) and Saturday Night Live (1975).
Joseph Paur
Joe is a native of Utah. He lived in Los Angles for 20 years pursuing a career in the entertainment industry, and had the opportunity to work with such greats as Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti, Julie Taymour, Erica Van Stata, academy award winner Herbert Ross, Gearge Hern, Andy Garcia and many other wonderfully gifted artists. Joseph was a member of Los Angeles Opera Co. at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. He performed with the Michigan Opera, Opera Pacific and Los Angeles Music Theatre Opera. His lead roles include Cavaradossi in "Tosca", Alfredo in "La Traviata", and Turidu in "Cavalaria Rusticana". He performed in the back-up chorus for the "Three Tenor Concert" at Dodger Stadium and considers it to be one of the highlights of his life. Joseph has a life long love for musical theatre and has performed professionally in "Sweeney Todd", "South Pacific", "Camelot", "Carousel", "Kismet", "Civil War", "Fanny", "1856 The Musical", and most recently Carriere in "Phantom". He is recognized for his work in several films for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He plays the staring role of Taggart in the newly released "Whisper Island".
Joseph Paxton
Joseph Paxton is an actor, known for Legends of the Lost (2018) and The Invisible Woman (2013).