Keith Borden

This multi-talented singer/actor & former radio show host began his career at the age of nine as a regular on various radio shows for the St. Louis Public School System. Since then, he has been in constant demand.

He appeared in national touring musical productions like “Momma Don’t”, “Oh Lord-What Now?” and “Blessings”. Keith recently co-starred in the LA Premiere of “Floyd Collins”. He has sung with artists such as Melba Moore, Patti Labelle, The Winans, David Peaston, The Clark Sisters, Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack, to name a few. He recently opened for Ceci Peniston & just wrapped up performing in the soon to be released film, “A Star Under the Bridge”. He recently appeared in “A Murder at Dillards” in Los Angeles & has just been cast in “Bert N’ Eddie”, an original musical starring Gavin Macleod. In Dec 2005, Keith will sing on NBC’s hit soap opera “Passions”.

Through “Keith Borden’s Radio Theater”, he wrote, produced and starred in his popular radio soap opera “In My Father’s House”. He has hosted his own radio talk shows & has been featured in various commercials & voiceovers. He recently performed on The Fox Morning News in San Diego to rave reviews. His music was featured nationwide in over 40 markets on The Joey Reynolds Radio Show in NY. He was a special guest co-host of the “Jo Jo Wright Show” on KIIS FM radio in Hollywood.

His television experience includes E.R., Movie Stars, The Michael Richards Show, (3) episodes of The X-Files, BB King’s Gospel Musical Explosion, & NBC’S Passions.

Keith has performed musically at BB King’s House of Blues, the legendary Cinegrill, The Famous Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, and the renowned House of Blues in Hollywood. He has shared the stage with Melissa Gilbert, Stephanie Zimbalist, Bonnie Franklin, Brad Garret, Caroline Rea, Benito Martinez (The Shield), & Bob Saget, and has performed live before 10,000 people at the Bright Lights of L.A. celebration. He also performed for the LA Fire Dept’s unveiling of the new Fallen Firefighter’s Memorial in Hollywood along with LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

From NY to Los Angeles, Keith leaves the crowds screaming for more with his mesmerizing one man shows: “An Afternoon Delight” and “Singin Somethin Soulful”. He continually wows capacity crowds with his annual musical fundraiser for Starlight Children’s Foundation (now in it’s 5th year), “A Cabaret of Hope”, on the main stage at The Knitting Factory in Hollywood.

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