Colin Welter

Actor • Singer • Dancer • Musician

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Colin Welter (he/him/his) is a singer, dancer, and actor presently based in New York and San Francisco. He is also a multi-instrumentalist, music director, arranger, synthesizer programmer, director and writer. As an artist, he is drawn to the power of music to capsulate the human condition.

He has performed across the country with TheatreWorksUSA, Lyric Stage of Boston, and Hillbarn Theatre. He began performing theatrically at age 9 in Damn Yankees with San Carlos Children’s Theater and kept with the company through high school in multiple positions, from onstage roles to assistant directing to serving on the youth advisory board.

Colin took his education to Emerson College, where he graduated Cum Laude with a BFA in Musical Theatre as a part of the Honors College. He has performed onstage with Emerson Stage, served as Music Director in Residence for Musical Theatre Society, and was the teaching assistant for the Music Theory courses.

When not performing, he can be found baking bananas foster cheesecake, playing fast-paced card games, or hopelessly rooting for his San Jose Sharks #TheFutureIsTeal.

Upcoming

Colin is making his national tour debut with The Cat Kid Comic Club!
See him across the country as Flippy the Fish through the end of the year.

Recently, Colin…

Cinderella (Mark+Tracy Photography)

Made his Green Room 42 Debut with Rep Book Roulette. The audience selected “She Loves Me,” a Colin Welter staple.

Made his professional Boston debut with Lyric Stage’s production of Something Rotten.

Choreographed The Drowsy Chaperone at Woodside High School.

Waltzed in the ensemble of Cinderella at Hillbarn Theatre in Foster City, California. He also understudied Jean-Michel.

Spent his summer be dancing in the Texas Outdoor Musical and
performing in Taming of the Shrew this summer in Canyon, Texas.

Graduated in May with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Emerson College. He performed in the BFA showcase in Boston and New York.

Taming of the Shrew (Cliff Lawson)