Kevin Del Aguila

Kevin Del Aguila is an American playwright, librettist, actor, and director celebrated for his work in musical theatre, children’s entertainment, and television. Known for his sharp wit, inventive storytelling, and versatility across genres, Del Aguila has become a dynamic force both on and off Broadway. His work spans everything from zany children’s musicals to poignant historical dramas, and he’s also widely recognized for his performances on stage and screen.

Del Aguila is the book writer of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Some Like It Hot (2022), adapted from the classic 1959 Billy Wilder film. With music and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, Del Aguila’s script was praised for its humor, heart, and inclusive reimagining of the original material, helping the show earn critical acclaim and multiple Tony nominations.

He also penned the book for the long-running Off-Broadway hit Altar Boyz (2005), a musical comedy about a fictional Christian boy band. The show was a surprise success, running for over five years and winning the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Off-Broadway Musical. Del Aguila’s clever, satirical writing helped the show become a cult favorite and a staple in regional and school productions.

In addition to his writing, Kevin Del Aguila is an accomplished actor. He originated the role of Smee in Broadway’s Peter and the Starcatcher, earning a Lucille Lortel Award nomination and delighting audiences with his comedic timing. On screen, he’s widely recognized as the voice of Dad in the animated Netflix series Julie’s Greenroom and for his roles in the Ice Age film franchise.

Del Aguila has also written for family-oriented theatre, including several musicals for TheatreWorks USA, such as Click, Clack, Moo and Skippyjon Jones. These productions, known for their educational and entertaining content, have toured nationally and introduced young audiences to live theatre.

Kevin Del Aguila’s diverse body of work showcases his talent for creating stories that entertain, inspire, and connect across generations. Whether writing librettos, performing on stage, or lending his voice to animation, he continues to be a joyful and imaginative presence in American theatre and entertainment.