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— ABC

Scott Evans (Oliver Fish, OLTL)

Scott Evans began performing at an early age when he starred in local theater productions. Most notably, he played little Patrick to his mother Lisa's Mame in Mame when he was 10 years old. He went on to graduate from New York University, and had a brief stint on GUIDING LIGHT. MORE

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Features About Scott

— Steven Bergman

Scott Evans Stars in My Big Gay Italian Wedding

I took a field trip a few Saturdays ago — hopped into my PT Cruiser, picked up my coworker, Mala, and headed from Queens to Staten Island. For those readers unfamiliar with the five boroughs of New York, Staten Island is the one that's the biggest pain to get to. MORE

Features With Scott

— Steven Bergman

One Night Only

On September 12, seven years after its off-Broadway debut, OLTL Associate Director Anthony J. Wilkinson is bringing back his original comedy My Big Gay Italian Wedding for one night only, to benefit The Lustgarten Foundation for pancreatic cancer research. MORE

— Steven Bergman

Five Questions For Scott Evans

In the October 20 issue of Soap Opera Digest, ONE LIFE TO LIVE's Scott Evans (Fish) opens up about being part of daytime's small cluster of out actors, his character's awkward coming out and his recent return to the stage. Here, we give you a little more insight into the rising star. MORE

Features Mentioning Oliver Fish/Scott

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The New Kids In Town

Confused by all the new faces on ONE LIFE TO LIVE? If you haven’t tuned in since last year, you might be wondering what landed Bobbie's old flame Roy from GENERAL HOSPITAL or Nathan's BFF, Tim, from ONE TREE HILL in Llanview. No worries. We've got the 411. And study up; there might be a quiz in the future. MORE

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OLTL's Claywell Clears The Air

You'd have to be living under a rock to not have heard about the controversy surrounding ONE LIFE TO LIVE's Brett Claywell (Kyle) and Scott Evans (Fish), who were let go the week of March 8. On March 13, OLTL received a GLAAD Media Award for its honest portrayal of Fish's coming out and his love story with Kyle, which amassed a slew of "Kish" followers long before their first kiss aired in August 2009. MORE