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Johnny has always had a love for performing and being in front of the camera since a young child. Beginning with acting in commercials and performing on stage, Johnny has continued to build his film resume through regional and national film and TV work. As a teenager, he landed a supporting role in PAX TV’s Sullivan Sisters and was a finalist on the Fast Track to Fame, a talent-competition reality TV show sponsored by the NASCAR auto racing sanctioning and operating company. His most notable television credit is the recurring role of the villain/bad boy Lewis Brightman III in the Amazon Prime dramatic series Proper Manors.

Johnny has starred in a number of independent films, including the title character in the sci-fi thriller Orange, Tim in Make Me Laugh, Matt in Shifted Dreams, and Graham in One Way Single.He made an appearance as Karl Mattis in the web series Places, and the Wilkinsons’ Boy, Oh, Boy music video, along with numerous commercial credits.

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For Johnny's lead performance as Clyde Barrow in the regional premiere of Bonnie & Clyde, he received the BroadwayWorld Regional Best Musical Actor Award. Other favorite roles have include Romeo in Terrence Mann’s Romeo & Juliet the Rock Musical, an original adaptation of Shakespeare’s iconic show, at The Lost Colony; CB in Dog Sees God at Silver Summit Theatre Company; Josh in Afterglow, Steve in Grace, and Cliff Bradshaw in Cabaret at Utah Rep; Mozart in Amadeus at the Florida School of the Arts; and the lead role of Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, in hundreds of different performances.

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Josh in Afterglow

Steve in Grace

Cliff Bradshaw in Cabaret

Clyde in Bonnie and Clyde

Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Jimmy in Thoroughly Modern Millie

Rapunzel's Prince in Into the woods

Frank Butler in Annie Get Your Gun

Papa Ge in Once on the Island

CB in Dog Sees God

Mr. Applegate in Damn Yankees

Curly in Oklahoma