Alan Cumming

Scottish actor

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2024 He will appear in the film 'Drive Back Home'.
2023 Cumming began hosting the U.S. version of the reality TV series 'The Traitors U.S.'.
October 2023 Cumming signed the Artists4Ceasefire open letter to Joe Biden, President of the United States, calling for a ceasefire of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza.
January 27 2023 On his 58th birthday, Cumming announced via Instagram that he had decided to return his OBE due to misgivings about being associated with the toxicity of empire.
2022 Cumming partnered with Miriam Margolyes in a television series entitled 'Miriam and Alan: Lost in Scotland.'
2022 He appeared in 'My Old School,' a documentary where he lip-synced for Brandon Lee’s audio interviews.
2022 Cumming received a Tony Award for Best Musical as a producer of the musical A Strange Loop.
August 2022 Cumming performed 'Burn,' a one-man dance show produced by the Edinburgh International Festival, National Theatre of Scotland, and The Joyce Theater.
2021 Alan Cumming began starring in the Apple TV+ series 'Schmigadoon!', which ran until 2023.
2021 Cumming was announced as the artistic director of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
August 2021 He performed 'Alan Cumming is not Acting his Age' at the Edinburgh International Festival.
2020 Cumming starred in 'Endgame' at The Old Vic alongside Daniel Radcliffe.
2019 Cumming published his second memoir.
2019 Alan Cumming portrayed the character Andre in the original play 'Daddy' by Jeremy O. Harris at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
2018 He played King James in the eleventh series of 'Doctor Who.'
2018 Cumming starred in the CBS series 'Instinct', which aired until 2019.
2017 He appeared in the film 'Battle of the Sexes'.
2017 PETA awarded Alan Cumming its Humanitarian Award.
September 2017 Cumming and promoter Daniel Nardicio opened a bar in Manhattan called Club Cumming.
2016 Alan Cumming endorsed Senator Bernie Sanders in the 2016 US presidential election.
2016 He was cast as the lead character in the CBS series 'Instinct,' playing an academic assisting the NYPD.
2016 PBS aired a filming of his show 'Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs' from The Smith Center in Las Vegas.
February 5 2016 He released his second full-length album, 'Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs: Live at the Cafe Carlyle.'
2015 Cumming received an honorary degree from the Open University.
June 7 2015 Cumming co-hosted the 69th annual Tony Awards alongside Kristin Chenoweth.
March 29 2015 The run of 'Cabaret' concluded.
2014 He released a memoir, marking his first in a series of written works.
2014 He published his autobiography, 'Not My Father's Son,' which addresses his experiences with an abusive father and family discoveries.
October 2014 Cumming and the Broadway cast of Cabaret collected donations for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS during the 'Gypsy of the Year' fundraising season.
September 2014 Cumming was a supporter and activist for the Scottish 'Yes' campaign in the run-up to Scotland's referendum on independence.
April 24 2014 Cumming returned to Broadway, starring in the Roundabout Theater Company's revival of 'Cabaret,' which opened on this date.
2013 Alan Cumming performed in 'Macbeth' on Broadway.
October 2013 Cumming appeared in the music video for 'City of Angels' by Thirty Seconds to Mars.
July 14 2013 The Broadway run of Macbeth concluded.
2012 Cumming launched his photography career with his first exhibition titled 'Alan Cumming Snaps.'
2012 Cumming narrated the audiobook 'Macbeth: A Novel,' significantly expanding upon the themes of the original play.
2012 In July, he presented 'Urban Secrets' on Sky Atlantic and the Travel Channel, uncovering hidden secrets in urban areas including London and Brighton.
2012 Alan Cumming collaborated with Tiffany and the National Theatre of Scotland to play all the roles in a critically acclaimed production of Macbeth, which he later brought to New York's Lincoln Center.
April 10 2012 He released the single 'Someone Like the Edge of Firework.'
January 7 2012 Alan Cumming and Grant Shaffer legally married in New York on the fifth anniversary of their civil partnership.
2011 Cumming returned to British television in the Sky series The Runaway, starring as Desrae, a crossdresser.
2011 Cumming launched a second fragrance named 'Second (Alan) Cumming', with all proceeds going to charity.
2010 He began his role in the CBS series 'The Good Wife', which continued until 2016.
2010 Cumming appeared on the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are? where he discovered his maternal grandfather was a war hero who had died playing Russian roulette.
2010 Cumming starred in the film 'The Tempest'.
2010 He acted in the musical film 'Burlesque'.

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