About sean
Sean Allan Krill is an American actor who has appeared in film and television, on Broadway, off-Broadway,
and at prestigious regional theaters across the country. He studied at Wayne State University, where he received
the Lily Tomlin Scholarship for Theatre. Krill was nominated for a 2020 Tony Award for his role as Steve Healy
in Jagged Little Pill, and the original cast recording of the critically-acclaimed Broadway musical
was the recipient of the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album.
He is a Joseph Jefferson and Craig Noel Award recipient, and lives in New York, New York.
Latest news
Parade
Sean is currently playing Governor John M. Slaton
in the critically-acclaimed Broadway revival
of Jason Robert Brown and Alfred Uhry’s
Tony Award-winning musical,
starring Ben Platt & Micaela Diamond.
At the Jacobs Theater now until August 6.
Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld
Listen for Sean as VP Wheeler in the new animated series from Netflix, created by Echo Wu & the creators of
The Legend of Vox Machina & Big Mouth.
Starring Ali Wong, Lucy Liu, Bowen Yang, Jimmy O. Yang, Lori Tan Chinn, Sheng Wang, & Woosung Kim.
No release date has been announced.
People Magazine
Sean & husband Harry Bouvy sat down
with Michael Gioia from People Magazine
to talk about their journey to Parade on Broadway,
and 'turning grief into love.'
Chess
Sean recently played Walter de Courcey
in a one-night-only concert performance
at Broadway's Broadhurst Theater
benefitting The Entertainment Community Fund.
The fan-favorite musical was composed by
Benny Andersson & Bjorn Ulvaeus with lyrics by Tim Rice.
Directed by Michael Mayer with a new libretto penned
by Danny Strong, the concert also starred Lena Hall,
Darren Criss, Ramin Karimloo, Solea Pfeiffer,
Bradley Dean & Bryce Pinkham.
Intermedium
Sean will play Greg Daugherty in the upcoming
feature film Intermedium from Mainframe Pictures.
Dopesick
Look for Sean in the Emmy Award-winning
Hulu miniseries Dopesick, starring Michael Keaton.
When The Lights Are Bright Again
Letters and images of loss, hope, and resilience
from the theatre community.
Broadway Closing
Jagged Little Pill played its final
Broadway performance on December 17, 2021.
The musical will not re-open at the
Broadhurst Theater following recent
suspension of performances due to Covid-19.
Grammy Award Winner
The Jagged Little Pill Original Broadway Cast Album
was the recipient of the 2020 Grammy Award
for Best Musical Theater Album.
Tony Award Nominee
Sean was nominated for a 2020 Tony Award
- Best Performance by an Actor
in a Featured Role in a Musical -
for his role as Steve Healy in Jagged Little Pill,
the critically-acclaimed Broadway musical inspired by
Alanis Morissette's groundbreaking 1995 album.
The musical received 15 Tony nominations,
including Best Musical.
Broadway.com LIVE AT FIVE
Sean talks with Broadway.com's Paul Wontorek
about Jagged Little Pill, and how living and
learning helped him overcome grief.
GET OUT! Magazine
Sean talks with Get Out Magazine
about playing Steve Healy,
what he has in common with the character,
his ultimate stage fantasy, crooning, mean kids,
Madonna, and what's next in 2020 and beyond.
music
Good Day New York
Sean performs Mary Jane
from Jagged Little Pill
on March 12th, 2020.
Rainbow Connection
The beloved tune performed for The American Foundation for the Blind's Art of Inclusion virtual concert,
a part of their Centennial Celebration.
The Way Across
An original song inspired by the
Black Lives Matter movement,
written and performed by Sean Allan Krill.
NPR Tiny Desk
The cast of Jagged Little Pill performing Hand in My Pocket, Uninvited, Predator, and You Learn.
Head Over Feet
Starring Celia Rose Gooding, Antonio Cipriano,
Elizabeth Stanley, and Sean Allan Krill.
Smiling
Starring Alanis Morissette, Elizabeth Stanley,
and the cast of Jagged Little Pill.
You Learn
Our Journey, Our Story
Starring the cast of Jagged Little Pill.
Thank U
Thanking those on the frontlines
of the coronavirus pandemic,
starring the cast of Jagged Little Pill.
Wrong Side of Five and Thirty
Sean as Colonel Brandon in Tony Nominee Paul Gordon's adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.