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Maxime de
Toledo is an actor and singer who appeared on TV in The
Sopranos, All My Children
and Guiding Light. Since making his
American film debut in One Last Thing,
starring Ethan Hawke and Cynthia Nixon, as part of the Tribeca Film
Festival
2006, he was seen in Foulard
(Teacher, Cannes Film Festival 2007), The
Women (The Man), One Last Beat
(Marcos), The Dead (Hank) and Ten Easy
Steps of Being Dead inside (Zach).
On the New York stage,
Maxime was heard in Showboat (Carnegie Hall), Camelot
(Live from Lincoln Center on PBS, with the New York Philarmonic) and
the New
York production of Yank (Mitch, opposite Bobby Steggert). Other credits
include
the off-Broadway productions of Oh Lady
Lady! (Willoughby), and Mademoiselle
Modiste (Rene), A Life in the Theater,
and The Rhythm of Life: a Cy Coleman
Celebration.
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of Camelot at the Schubert Theater in
Boston, playing Lancelot with the North Shore Music Theatre, a role he
reprised
this summer with the Goodspeed Opera House. Other regional credits
include The Sound of Music (Captain Von Trapp), Gigi (Gaston Lachaille), Hair (Tribe), Titanic (Charles Lightoller), and Spring is
Here (Stacy Haydon).
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Trained as a classical singer, Maxime performed many
operatic roles
throughout the world including both the title role and Leporello in Don Giovanni, Don Alfonso (Cosi fan Tutte),
Colline (La Bohême), Publio (La
Clemenza di Tito), Zuniga (Carmen),
Truffaldino (Ariadne auf Naxos), and
Dottore (La Traviata). Concert works
include Opera Scenes Concerts around Japan, Haydn’s Seven
Last Words, Mozart’s Requiem
and many more.
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Also active in contemporary music, Maxime can be heard in
the world
premiere recordings of Pasatieri’s The
Seagull (Sorin) by Chekov, Ward’s Roman
Fever (Eduardo) and Eyerly’s The
House of the Seven Gables (Lord Mayor). All three recordings have
been
released on Albany Records.
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A native of Paris with Franco-Spanish origins, Maxime is
fluent in English, French and Italian and also speaks Spanish, German
and basic
Chinese. He currently lives in New York City.
11/24/09
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