Kevin Michael Morin is a dynamic writer, actor, and producer whose artistic journey has taken him from the vibrant streets of Boston to the bustling theaters of New York, the historic stages of London, and the innovative arts scene in Seattle. With a passion for storytelling that spans multiple mediums, Kevin crafts narratives that resonate with audiences, blending humor, heart, and insight.

As a writer, Kevin has penned Life On The Slope and Personal Movers for TV, The Show Must Go On for the big screen, and has been developing the likes of Sands of Halcyon, Sharpen Your Knives, Red Card, and more, showcasing his ability to capture the complexities of the human experience. His work has been recognized by the Houston Comedy Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Awards, Portland Screenplay Awards, New York Script Awards, and Reno Tahoe Screenplay Contest, reflecting his commitment to pushing creative boundaries.

In the realm of acting, Kevin has graced stages with performances that range from Alex in The Little Dog Laughed and Woof in HAIR to Rudy in Bent and Charles Rogers in The Prisoners on Driscoll Street. He believes in the transformative power of performance, connecting with audiences on both emotional and intellectual levels.

As a producer, Kevin is dedicated to bringing compelling stories to life, collaborating with diverse artists, and fostering new talent. His productions aim to challenge conventions and spark conversations, contributing to the rich tapestry of contemporary theater and film. And he also hosts and produces the IR Debate Club, a podcast that marries sports, entertainment, and the art of yelling.

Residing in Seattle, Washington, Kevin continues to explore new creative horizons, driven by a belief in the power of art to inspire and connect.