Biography

Bo Kane grew up in Griffith, Indiana, the youngest of three boys. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a degree in Business Administration (also on the boxing team), and later received his MBA from the University of Denver. The switch from business to acting began in Chicago when Bo was studying at Second City, and was hired as a precision driving cop for the film "The Blues Brothers". In LA, while studying with Darryl Hickman, he appeared on television in General Hospital, Party of Five, Melrose Place and others, and films such as El Norte, Child's Play, What's Love Got To Do With It, and several commercials. He also began a weekly volunteer job as an Equestrian Coach for the California Special Olympics, a position that he held for 16 years, which included coaching athletes in the Special Olympic World Games. Bo is a former newspaper columnist and news anchor, and is the author of the books "Acting Monologues and Scenes For Kids!", and "Acting Scenes and Monologues For Young Teens" .
- IMDb mini biography by: Denise Loveday

Bo Kane is a well-known private acting coach for kids (he taught kids' classes for 13 years) and college and professional athletes. He is also the author of two popular books: "Acting Monologues and Scenes For Kids!" and "Acting Scenes And Monologues For Young Teens" (Burbank Publishing). Bo has also been a news anchor and medical reporter with CBS and Fox affiliates in Colorado and Virginia and was a newspaper columnist for the Sun-Times News Group. While in college he worked in a steel mill on Lake Michigan.