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Matthew Morrison Signs With Echo Lake Entertainment

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EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Morrison has signed with Echo Lake Entertainment for management across the talent and lit divisions.

An actor, recording artist and writer/producer, Morrison is most widely known for his six-season run as Mr. Schuester on Fox’s Glee, which earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series. His additional television work includes recurring roles as U.S. Attorney Connor Fox on CBS’s The Good Wife, Paul Stadler on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy and a series-regular turn as Trevor Kirchner in American Horror Story: 1984. His film credits include Tulip Fever opposite Christoph Waltz, a cameo in What to Expect When You’re Expecting, a supporting role in Marc Lawrence’s Music & Lyrics and portraying The Grinch in NBC’s televised version of The Grinch Musical! Next up for him is a leading role in Lifetime’s The Patient Wife.

Morrison made his Broadway debut in Footloose before breaking out as Link Larkin in the original Broadway cast of Hairspray in 2002. He went on to receive a Tony nomination for The Light in the Piazza, a Drama Desk nomination for 10 Million Miles and starred in the Tony-winning revival of South Pacific. Later, he led Finding Neverland, earning two Drama Desk nominations. After a decade away from Broadway, Morrison returned this year for a special three-week engagement as Bobby Darin in jukebox musical Just in Time, marking a celebrated homecoming to the stage.

As a recording artist, Morrison has released four studio albums, including his self-titled debut featuring Sting, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sir Elton John, and Where It All Began, produced by Phil Ramone. Currently touring his live show, Show Up, he continues to be repped by InterTalent in the UK, as well as The Team for music.

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