After studying at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts he began to work as an actor and singer, most notably playing the role of "Magaldi" in various productions of Evita. In the early 90s he started writing, and his first play, "The Liquidation of Granny Peterman," was produced in Hollywood.
He began his professional life after attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, performing as an actor and singer, particularly notable for playing Magaldi in various Evita productions. In the early 1990s, he transitioned into playwriting, with his debut work "The Liquidation of Granny Peterman" premiering in Hollywood.