Paul McGill

Paul McGill is an American choreographer, director, and actor who works in theater, film, and television. Raised in Pittsburgh, he started studying dance and performance at three and learned from instructors such as Lenora Nemetz and Rachelle Rak. His first Broadway credit came in a 2004 staging of La Cage aux Folles. He played Mark in a revival of A Chorus Line that was chronicled in the documentary Every Little Step (2008), and he portrayed Philippe Petit in the reenactments of Man on Wire (2008). He took the part of Kevin in the 2009 movie Fame, opposite Bebe Neuwirth, and later appeared on Victorious and Smash and in House Hunting. Memphis, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, and Bullets Over Broadway brought him back to Broadway. He also built a career as a choreographer, earning a Lucille Lortel nomination and a Fred Astaire Award for The Legend of Georgia McBride, and he directed Midnight at the Palace.