Peter Pasco was born in Brooklyn and raised in the Boogie Down. Let's go Yankees! After graduating from NYU he moved to Los Angeles where he has worked on commercials, movies, tv shows, and plays. In 2016 he was nominated for an Ovation and Stage Raw Award for his work in the LA premiere of "My Mañana Comes" at the Fountain. Then in 2018 he played Elliot Ortiz in "The Happiest Song Plays Last" in the California premiere at LATC. It was the first time the Elliot trilogy played at once in one city as "Elliot: A Soldier's Fugue" played at the Kirk Douglas and "Water by the Spoonful" played at the Taper. You can often catch him performing on weekends at Comedy Sportz LA, LA's longest running improv show, where he is a main company member, or you can see him singing in his car in traffic. Find out more by following him on twitter: @petepasco