Film & TV NewsSee Tony Winner Michael Cerveris Guest Star on The Blacklist The Fun Home actor plays a villain named Victor Skovic in the December 6 episode.
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Emily Selleck
December 06, 2019
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Broadway veteran Michael Cerveris guest stars on the December 6 episode of The Blacklist. Playbill has your exclusive first look in the video above.
In the clip, Cerveris, as experimental scientist Victor Skovi, tests "recovered memory therapy" which he offers to the highest bidder and uses for nefarious purposes.
The character will also appear in the show's fall finale, airing December 13 on NBC.
Cerveris most recently took the Broadway stage in his Tony-winning turn as Bruce Bechdel in Fun Home. He also received a Tony Award for his bow in Assassins and has been nominated for roles in Evita, Lovemusik, Sweeney Todd, and The Who's Tommy.
The Blacklist follows the life of ex-government agent Raymond "Red" Reddington (James Spader) as he hunts down an infamous “blacklist” of spies, terrorists, and mobsters. The NBC show also stars Megan Boone, and Diego Klattenhoff.
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Celebrate Michael Cerveris’ Birthday With a Photo Look-Back
Celebrate Michael Cerveris’ Birthday With a Photo Look-Back
Michael Cerveris celebrates his birthday November 6. In honor of the occasion, Playbill.com is taking a look at his career.
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Michael Cerveris and the cast of The Who's Tommy
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Michael Cerveris and the cast of The Who's Tommy
Michael Cerveris, Carly Jane Steinborn and Buddy Smith in The Who's Tommy
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Michael Cerveris and cast in The Who's Tommy
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David Garrison, John Cunningham and Michael Cerveris in rehearsal for Titanic
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