TV Talk: High School Musical Actor in Christmas Cabaret, No Good Deed on Netflix

Pittsburgh native and “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” actor Joe Serafini is bringing his “Christmas Live!” show to the Pittsburgh Playhouse this weekend. Serafini, known for his role in the Disney+ series, will be performing holiday classics alongside local talent, including Jeff Howell, whom he worked with at Pittsburgh CLO’s “A Christmas Carol.”
Serafini shared that this hometown edition of his cabaret show holds a special place in his heart, as being home for the holidays adds an extra layer of magic. His sister, Kristin Serafini, and boyfriend and co-star Frankie Rodriguez will also be performing, along with Pittsburgh stage veteran Chris Laitta.
Additionally, the Bethel Park Top 21 choir, of which Serafini was once a member, will be kicking off the evening under the direction of Todd Kuczawa. Serafini will be debuting a song he co-wrote called “Evergreen Love” from his recent Christmas EP.
Serafini expressed his excitement about the show, mentioning that Christmas in Pittsburgh holds a special place in his heart and many childhood memories. It’s clear that he is looking forward to sharing those memories and spreading holiday cheer with his audience.
In other news, Netflix is releasing a new series called “No Good Deed,” created by Liz Feldman, the mind behind “Dead to Me.” The show follows the story of Lydia (Lisa Kudrow) and Paul (Ray Romano) as they navigate selling their home in Los Angeles and the hidden secrets that arise during the process. If you enjoyed “Dead to Me,” you might want to give “No Good Deed” a watch!