Curt Hayward

Curt Hayward was born and raised in New York City's Greenwich Village, to a composer-arranger and a registered nurse, one of NYC's earlier mixed couples. Curt was also raised in NYC's first legal loft (his father, Alonzo Levister, was granted an "Artist-in-Residence" or "AIR" permission to be the first resident in the building where Robert Hooks shortly after had an AIR where he had his acting workshop), and Curt later grew up in NYC's Murray Hill. Curt's first job on T.V. was singing with Oscar Brown Jr. on "The Ed Sullivan Show", and he subsequently had a role in the musical version of "Alice in Wonderland" at the Village's Sheridan Square Playhouse (subsequently "The Actors Playhouse"). Curt also had a role in the HB Playwrights Foundation production of "Caravaggio", playing opposite Austin Pendleton. Curt has been acting, singing and directing at various times since age 5, notably at the Homestead Leadership Development Camp in Maine, where he was a counselor with James Remar,