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milestones
Year
Milestone
1988
Hosted the children's show, “Steampipe Alley”
1994
Feature debut in Robert Redford’s “Quiz Show”
1995
Broadway debut in Terrence McNally’s “Love! Valour! Compassion!”; replaced Nathan Lane in the role of Buzz
1999
Headlined “Comedy Central Presents Mario Cantone”
2000
Earned praise for his work as a gay alcoholic in the stage play "The Crumple Zone"
2000
Breakthrough role as Charlotte's gay friend Anthony on the HBO comedy "Sex and the city"
2002
Performed in his first one-man show, “An Evening with Mario Cantone”
2003
Had a memorable bit on “Chappelle’s Show” (Comedy Central) in a segment entitled “Ask a Gay Dude”
2003
Appeared on Broadway in Richard Greenberg's “The Violet Hour”
2004
Cast as would-be Nixon assassin Samuel Byck in the Tony award winning musical “Assassins” directed by Joe Mantello
2004
Re-teamed with director Joe Mantello for his second one-man show, “Laugh Whore”
2005
Contributed to the all-star comedian line-up in Penn Jillette and Paul Provenza’s documentary, “The Aristocrats”
2006
Voiced Sidney in the mockumentary, “Farce of the Penguins”
2007
Voiced surf nut Chicken Joe in the animated feature, "Surf's Up"
2008
Reprised role as Charlotte's gay friend Anthony for "Sex and the City: The Movie"
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