Well, sort of...
On the CD of the studio recording of "Lady, Be Good", which is a restoration of a Broadway show from 1924 by George Gershwin, one of the characters, a slimy lawyer, is played by none other than Jason Alexander...I didn't know it until the second or third time I listened to the disk, and I said, "hey, that voice sounds familiar...", and I looked at the cast list, and there he was! He's even got a couple of songs on there...
In a previous article, [email] (James J. Dibenedetto) says:
Yep. He even won a Toni (sp?) award for something. I have seen him on talk shows talking about him being the only 'actor' on the show, because the rest have comedic backgrounds. There's probably a little bit of difference in rehearsal from Broadway to a show with a bunch of comedians. On an unrelated note: am I the only person in the world to see UHF? Micheal Richards was excellent as Stanley Spadowski, the janitor turned kiddies TV star.
-Pete