A master of his craft, Leo is a multidisciplinary artist.  With extensive performance credits on and off Broadway, internationally and across the U.S., Leo has never squarely fit into any one box, but he’s known for taking on gritty and sometimes deliciously deplorable roles to which he brings an intensity that rivets audiences at every show.  From the grit of The Emcee, to the deplorable Black Stache, and heartfelt and earnest Tateh in Ragtime, Leo loves committing to it all.   It’s a close tie between the Emcee in Cabaret (for which he won Best Actor in the 2009 Houston Excellence Awards), and Riff in West Side Story (for which he performed the role 5 times over 4 consecutive years).  Leo is honored to have shared the stage and worked with theatre legends Chita Rivera, Patti LuPone, Shirley Jones, Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Billy Porter.  He treasures the play, Somewhere, by Matthew Lopez, starring Priscilla Lopez,  in which he originated the role of Jamie McRea when it premiered in 2011 at The Old Globe in San Diego.  Director legends Alan Johnson (West Side Story) and George C. Wolfe (Shuffle Along) elevated Leo’s maturity and gravity as an artist.