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Brandon O'Neill is a versatile American actor and singer based in Seattle, Washington. His distinguished career spans Broadway, film, television, and international stages, earning him acclaim for his exceptional skill and adaptability. Beyond theater and film, Brandon's voice is recognized in the gaming industry as the complex character "Uldren Sov," or "The Crow," in Bungie's hit games "Destiny" and "Destiny 2." He has also contributed to major and independent titles, including Bethesda Games' "Starfield" and "Halo Infinite."
Brandon made his Broadway debut as the original "Kassim" in Disney's hit musical "Aladdin," which premiered in 2014 to critical praise and five Tony Award nominations. He also voiced the mysterious "Cave of Wonders," captivating audiences worldwide. His vocal work is featured on the Original Broadway Cast Album, nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theatre Album. In 2017 and 2018, Brandon returned to Broadway in "A Bronx Tale: The Musical," created by Chazz Palminteri and co-directed by Robert De Niro and Jerry Zaks, further solidifying his reputation in theater. In Seattle, Brandon's local theater contributions have earned him four Gregory Award nominations, two Seattle Times Footlight Awards, and a Broadway World Award. CBS Seattle recognized him in 2012 as one of the "Best Local Actors in Seattle." In 2018, he became a member of the prestigious ACT Theatre Core Company.
With a career that includes over ten world premieres and performances at notable venues worldwide, Brandon's resume features appearances at Madison Square Garden, The New Amsterdam Theatre, The Ordway, Asolo Rep, Ed Mirvish Theatre, Prince Edward Theatre, Bass Performance Hall, McCaw Hall, Banff Center, The 5th Avenue Theatre, ACT Theatre, and The Seattle Rep. He has also performed twice as a vocalist with the Seattle Symphony and starred as a principal actor with the Seattle Opera in 2018.
On screen, Brandon has worked alongside Oscar winners like Casey Affleck and Cuba Gooding Jr., and shared credits with Thomas Jane, Cole Hauser, Noah Jupe, Walton Goggins, Ving Rhames, Scott Bakula, and Saul Rubinek. Notably, Disney selected him to reprise his roles as "Kassim" and the "Cave of Wonders" for the 2021 film "Aladdin - Live from the West End," underscoring his lasting influence on the Disney legacy.
