Corbin Bleu

Corbin Bleu is an American actor, singer, and dancer known for playing Chad Danforth in the High School Musical films.

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High School Musical: A 2006 Disney Channel musical film about students at a high school who discover shared interests in basketball and theater. Bleu became widely known as Chad Danforth in this film and its sequels.
Broadway theatre: The professional theater industry centered on productions in Manhattan's Broadway district. Bleu made his Broadway debut in In the Heights and later led Kiss Me, Kate.
Kenny Ortega: An American choreographer, director, and producer known for directing film musicals and concert productions. Ortega directed the High School Musical films in which Bleu played Chad.
Brooklyn: A borough of New York City occupying the western end of Long Island. Bleu was born in Brooklyn before pursuing work as a child performer.
High School Musical 2: A 2007 Disney Channel musical film that follows the students of East High during summer vacation. Bleu returned as Chad Danforth in the franchise's second film.
Kiss Me, Kate: A musical by Cole Porter that adapts and playfully stages Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Bleu played Bill Calhoun and Lucentio in the 2019 Broadway revival.
Lin-Manuel Miranda: An American composer, lyricist, actor, and playwright who created the musicals Hamilton and In the Heights. Bleu joined the Broadway cast of Miranda's In the Heights as Usnavi.
David Reivers: An American actor of Jamaican descent who has appeared in film and television. Reivers is Bleu's father and an actor who introduced him to professional performance.
High School Musical 3: Senior Year: A 2008 musical film following East High students through their senior year and preparations for graduation. Bleu reprised Chad in the theatrical finale of the original film trilogy.
Dancing with the Stars: An American television competition in which celebrities perform ballroom dances with professional partners. Bleu competed in 2013 and returned for the show's 2022 all-star season.