Meet Mark Janicello
Mark is a multiple Award-Winning, American Renaissance Man. A native New Yorker, there are very few corners of the entertainment universe that Mark has not worked in. He is trilingual (English/ German/Dutch) and has had a stage career spanning more than 30 years, including over 100 productions. Mark is a classically-trained operatic tenor, who sang over 40 leading roles in operas and operettas, while also studying acting for 10 years with a member of NY's Actor's Studio. He took a break from the stage and began working in filmed entertainments in 2013, and to date has appeared in more than 95 filmed projects. Over the course of his career, he has performed in 52 countries, recorded 39 CDs in every conceivable musical style.
He is also a Puccini Foundation Grant Awardee and was the first recipient of the Fleischer Music Prize from the City of Leipzig, Germany for his contributions to music and culture.
He has written and produced successful stage- and touring productions throughout Europe, including six world-premiere musicals, (Elvis: The Musical, The Chameleon Concert, Be My Love: The Mario Lanza Musical, Charlie, Cloud 9, and The Great Caruso). He was recently commissioned to write a new play, Take The Bins Out, which will celebrate its world-premiere at the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe.
Among his many talents, he has been blessed with a truly unique, extremely versatile singing voice. He’s had the honor to share the stage, microphone, or screen with such Show Business Legends as Frank Sinatra, Liza Minelli, Bill Cosby, Chick Corea, Jody Watley, Jon Secada, Rock ‘n’ Roll Pioneer Bo Diddley, Reggae Stars Black Uhuru; operatic Superstars such as Cecilia Bartoli, Edita Gruberova, Francisco Araiza, Anna Moffo and Alfredo Kraus; Tony-Award Winners/Nominees like Liz Callaway, Debbie Gravitte, Kiril Kulish and Judy Kaye; as well as Hollywood luminaries like Anne Bancroft, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Alec Baldwin, among others.
In addition to his performing abilities, Mark is a talented painter with 13 international exhibitions to his name. He has worked as both a columnist for Hoop Doop Magazine, and as a theatre critic for Broadway World.
Mark has been vegan since 2004 and advocates for a plant-based lifestyle.