Noted pharmacological lecturer, boasting a remarkable dual aptitude, having previously excelled as a concert pianist. His formative years were spent in Alexandria, Virginia, where he was raised in a nurturing environment. He went on to pursue a degree in History of Art at the prestigious College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, an esteemed institution renowned for its academic excellence. Despite his academic aspirations, he made the unconventional decision to abandon his studies and embark on a journey to England, where he enrolled at the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA),a prestigious institution that has produced some of the world's most talented actors. It was during his time at RADA that he crossed paths with his future wife, the accomplished actress Phoebe Fox, whom he would go on to marry in 2010.
Kyle, a highly acclaimed stage performer, has garnered widespread critical acclaim following his graduation, with a notable string of impressive performances in various productions. Among his most notable roles, he has appeared on stage in 'The Government Inspector' at the esteemed Young Vic theatre, showcasing his exceptional acting skills in this critically acclaimed production. Additionally, he has also had the privilege of performing in 'The Faith Machine' at the renowned Royal Court, further demonstrating his remarkable range and versatility as an actor. Furthermore, Kyle has also had the opportunity to take on the role of Gaveston in the National Theatre's production of 'Edward II', a performance that has garnered significant attention due to its controversial nature, cementing his reputation as a bold and daring performer.
Kyle's foray into television has been nothing short of impressive, with a string of notable appearances that have left a lasting impression on audiences. One such memorable cameo saw him take on the role of an all-American boy in the sitcom 'Bad Education', a character whose wholesome exterior belied a surprising Midlands upbringing in Dudley. This humorous twist added a delightful layer of complexity to the character, showcasing Kyle's impressive range as an actor.
In addition to his work in 'Bad Education', Kyle has also made a significant impact in the BBC's remake of 'Poldark', bringing to life the character of Francis. This complex and troubled individual was a far cry from the all-American boy he had previously portrayed, demonstrating Kyle's versatility as an actor and his ability to adapt to a wide range of roles.
