Biography
Jeff T. Buco is a Rhode Island raised, Los Angeles based performer.
He is a sharp-witted, vocal powerhouse with dynamic range and a natural talent for both drama and comedy. He is the mysterious, magician-like fairy godfather or your favorite guncle.
Early roles include Judas in JCS and Seymour in LSOH.
Ever the showman when the spotlight hits, he has performed on the same bill as Melissa Manchester, Lucie Arnaz, and Linda Lavin at Jim Caruso’s Cast Party with Billy Stritch on the keys.
He has studied improvisation at The Groundlings School with Allison Dunbar and Kevin Berntson, On-Camera training at LA On-Camera Training Center with Jamison Haase, and Acting at Brian Reise Acting Studio with Brian Reise.
Jeff received voice training under Flo St. Jean in the genres of Classical, Jazz, Country, Pop, Rock, R&B, and Musical Theatre. He has sung in Latin, Spanish, French, and Italian. He has been hired to sing for fundraisers, masses, weddings, wakes, funerals, and receptions.
While he would not classify himself as a dancer, he studied ballet under Eva Marie Pacheco and Stephanie Albanese, jazz under Angela Coburn and Elaine Colaneri, and had the privilege of taking class with late Luigi at his studio in New York City. He regularly takes class with Luigi’s protégé and collaborator Jill Strauss.
He can be seen in the background of 27 Dresses, Ted, Funeral Kings, Franklin & Bash, Body of Proof, What Not To Wear, and How I Met Your Mother.
On stage he has appeared in original works The Rabbit Queen, Bill Haller's Rock Van Winkle, Hat Dance In The Key Of Jazz, and The Scarlet Letter: A New Musical. As a member of Color & Light Theatre Ensemble he was seen on stage as Man 2 in Joe Iconis' Things To Ruin, and as a soloist in the concerts GenderSwap, A Very Merry Larry O'Keefe Concert, and Shamrock.
Recent projects include Naturalized Citizen in Citizen Jane, Barbershop Quartet in Sexy Hitler, Elder Gion in the short film Lido + Mirette and himself in the music video "Ballin'" for Good Peoplez.
