Butz, a two-time Tony Award winner for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Catch Me If You Can, most recently starred in the Broadway premiere of Big Fish. He has also been seen on Broadway in Dead Accounts, Enron, Speed-the-Plow, Rent and Wicked, among others. Visit his page at the Playbill Vault.
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Big Fish on Broadway montage.
Performing "Moving Too Fast" from The Last Five Years live.
"If These Walls Could Speak"
"Defying Gravity."
"Time Stops" from Big Fish.
"The Way Young Lovers Do."
"I Could Be In Love With Someone Like You" from The Last Five Years live.
Playbill Video interviews Butz following his 2011 Tony nomination:
Butz accepting the 2011 Tony Award:
Butz after his 2011 Tony win:
Butz and Katie Holmes talk about Dead Accounts:
Highlights from Dead Accounts:
"Goodbye," a tribute to his sister Teresa Butz:
Performing with the cast of Catch Me If You Can on the Tony Awards.
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Playbill Video visits the cast of Catch Me If You Can in rehearsals:
Playbill.com's highlights from Catch Me If You Can.
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