Mike Capozzi is a multifaceted film and television actor, based in the vibrant city of Los Angeles. Dubbed "The Face" by the renowned founder of The Groundlings in Los Angeles, Gary Austin, who exclaimed, "I've worked with thousands of actors and I've never seen anyone do what Mike does."
As an accomplished actor, Capozzi has joined the esteemed cast of "Mayfair Witches" as Ben Mayfair in its Second Season. He has also made notable guest appearances on ABC's hit series "The Rookie" as the endearing yet hapless con man Josh Cherry, who pretends to be Nathan Fillion's "John Nolan". Furthermore, Mike can be seen in the Apple TV+ series "Five Days at Memorial" directed by the acclaimed Carlton Cuse, the Showtime series "Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber", and has joined the remarkable cast of "Ick", which premiered at Tiff and was directed by the talented Joseph Kahn.
Throughout his illustrious career, Mike's remarkable character work has enabled him to assume a diverse range of roles, including his breakout performance as Angry Brian on the TBS show "Men at Work" and as the co-lead in Jim Klock's digital series "Interrogations Gone Wrong", working alongside esteemed guest stars Jason O'Mara and Keanu Reeves.
Constantly striving to bring his characters to life, Mike has co-created several stage characters with Gary Austin and Wenndy Mackenzie, including the viral sensation Irving "Killer" Jones, a retired boxer with a record of zero wins and 600 losses. This character has garnered over 1 Million followers on TikTok, with many believing him to be a real person due to his remarkable believability.
As a testament to his exceptional acting abilities, Mike is currently developing a feature film based on the character of Irving "Killer" Jones, while also utilizing the character to promote anti-bullying.
Mike's unique acting style has been praised by Gary Austin, who states, "Mike is a transparent actor whose physicality expresses his emotional truth and the sub-text of the moment. His personal strength and magnetism are revealed through the characters he plays." Additionally, Ron Wilson, an Original Groundling, has noted, "Mike fills the room more than anyone I know."
In his spare time, Mike is a skilled professional Trumpet and Flugelhorn player.
