Chris Boscia

Chris was born in New Rochelle, New York, to a Cuban mother and an Italian American Father. Shortly after, his parents divorced and Chris spent the next 15 years living in Puerto Rico, California and finally Spain where he attended the American School of Barcelona and later, David Glasgow Farragut High School in Rota, Spain. It was in Marbella, at age 15, where he caught the acting bug while appearing in a production of Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite" with an all expat British cast. He eventually attended Pace University in NYC and later Bennington College in Vermont, where he majored in Directing and Acting. In New York city, he appeared in countless off Broadway venues including The American Place Theatre, The Vietnam Veterans Ensemble, The Public Theatre, The Ohio, Circle Rep, and The Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre. In 1986, he co-founded KOBOCO Theatre Company in NYC, where he also served as Artistic Director. From 1992 to 2001, Chris lived and worked as an actor and director in Seattle, Washington. His numerous stage credits there included the west coast premiere of John Leguizamo's "Mambo Mouth" which led to performances and directorial efforts at ACT, Alice B Theatre, Intiman, AHA!, The Group Theatre, and Seattle Public Theatre among others. Back on the east coast, Chris has since directed the original musicals "The Little Princess" and "Opera Risque". Chris is developing an internet character called The Bald Vivant where he brings all his experiences around the world into the kitchen.