Kevin Marcum

Kevin Marcum was an American actor who appeared in several Broadway shows, including the original cast of Les Misérables and the original Off-Broadway cast of Sunday in the Park with George.

Cats History
US Tour 1 - 12/1983 - 02/1984 - Old Deuteronomy

Broadway - 06/1984 - 06/1986 - Old Deuteronomy

Biography (1985)
KEVIN MARCUM (Old Deuteronomy), a native of Illinois, made his Broadway debut in the 20th Anniversary production of My Fair Lady and subsequently has been featured in the Broadway productions of Sweeney Todd, I Remember Mama, The Magic Show, Camelot and A Doll's Life. Most recently Kevin had the pleasure of creating the role of Louis in Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George. Television audiences may have seen Kevin in "The Drunkard" with Tom Bosley or on "One Life to Live."

Death
Kevin was found dead of a cocaine overdose in his apartment on July 20, 1987, weeks after he was announced to replace Colm Wilkinson in the lead role of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables.