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Eric Millegan is internationally known for playing the role of Zack Addy on the TV show Bones. He has also appeared on Broadway and in film. Most notably he originated the role of Harold opposite Academy Award winner Estelle Parsons in the world premiere of HAROLD & MAUDE: THE MUSICAL at Paper Mill Playhouse.
His experience with bipolar disorder has been featured in US News & World Report The Huffington Post and Playbill.com. He recently spoke about this experience at the U.N. He has a BFA degree in musical theater from The University of Michigan.Contact a speaker booking agent to check availability on Eric Millegan and other top speakers and celebrities.
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