Dylan Kenin

“Actor, athlete, activist, addict, writer, nature lover, rock star (in my mind)” according to his Twitter profile; the tall, dark, somewhat , and handsome Dylan Kenin hails from Taos in New Mexico. Best known for his role as Victor in the popular television show 24, Kenin originally started off as a stage actor back in high school in Taos, with the school’s theater club. His talent and skill in acting only got better over time with the support and encouragement of his parents and mentorship by the late John Newland, who is a Vaudeville trained actor and TV star, director, and producer at the time. Apart from his acting career, Kenin also does his part as a human being by not only endorsing charitable campaigns but also helps in raising money for a variety of causes,

The Uma Fund for a neurological rehabilitation center being one. He graduated from University of Southern California’s School of Theater, after which Kenin remained in the state to spend the next five years of his life moving from state to stage throughout the city of angels and dreams, Los Angeles. It wasn’t long before he became a member of the well-acclaimed Evidence Room Theater Company, with which he spent a further four years in Repertoire Theater under director J.E. Blankenship at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland and the Espace Pierre Cardin in Paris.

His most renowned performances were in the movie Buried Child as Bradley, Raised in Captivity as Kip, Star Wars Trilogy as Darth Vader. Though it’s been over 10 years since Kenin has pursued work in both film and television, making one-time appearances in shows like Bones, NCIS: Los Angeles, Prison Break, In Plain Sight, Ugly Betty Ugly Betty was an English comedy-drama series, tha >> Read More... , and more’ he has managed to maintain both his passion and his talent in working for live Theater. His recent most appearance is in The Bloody Indulgent, which is a raunchy musical about vampires.