Mike Nyman, a multifaceted individual known to the world by his given name Michael Robert Nyman, or simply Michael Nyman, has been actively involved in the world of acting since the tender age of twenty-two.
Born and raised in the vibrant city of Long Beach, California, Nyman has had the privilege of honing his skills in a wide range of acting disciplines, including film, television, theatre, improv, background work, producing, directing, and casting.
Throughout his extensive and storied acting career, Nyman has consistently showcased his remarkable versatility, effortlessly adapting to and exceling in a variety of roles, effortlessly transitioning from a dashing and charming leading man to an extreme and unconventional character actor.
Whether on the big screen, the small screen, or the stage, Nyman has left an indelible mark on the world of acting, his talent and dedication earning him a reputation as a master of his craft.
Noted thespian, Nyman, has had the privilege of receiving comprehensive training from a distinguished array of coaches, including the late Cliff Osmond, a renowned figure in the world of acting, as well as Jeff Conaway, a talented artist in his own right, Doug Warhit, Gregory Berger-Sobeck, and Jack Stehlin, each a master of their craft.
Throughout his illustrious career, Nyman has had the pleasure of performing with The Zeitgeist Theatre Company for an impressive five years, honing his skills and building a reputation as a talented and dedicated actor.
In addition to his work with The Zeitgeist Theatre Company, Nyman co-founded The First Stage Alert Theatre Company alongside fellow actor and collaborator, Lonnie Schuyler, a partnership that has yielded fruitful and innovative results.
Nyman's creative endeavors extend far beyond the realm of theatrical performances, as he has also delved into the realm of film production. In a collaborative effort, he co-produced the 35mm feature film "Bottom Feeders" in the year 1997, alongside Lonnie Schuyler, who not only co-produced but also wrote and directed the film. This cinematic endeavour boasted an impressive cast, featuring many talented actors from the esteemed First Stage Alert Theatre Company.
Nyman's impressive acting repertoire boasts a diverse array of credits, with a notable appearance in the critically acclaimed film "Blow" starring Johnny Depp. Although his scenes were ultimately excised from the final cut, his talent and dedication to the craft are undeniable.
Michael Nyman, a talented individual, has garnered immense popularity among commercial casting directors, subsequently appearing in numerous commercials, including those for esteemed brands such as Massage Envy, Liquid Death/Me Undies, and Consumer Cellular.
Notably, Nyman currently has three films in the festival circuit, showcasing his versatility as an actor. In "Bare Knuckle Girl", he embodies the character of an unsavory trucker, involved in a high-energy parking lot brawl. Additionally, in "St. George", Nyman masterfully portrays Hank, the local sheriff, as he embarks on a thrilling quest to track down bank robbers.
Furthermore, in "Do Right Man", Nyman takes on the role of The Old Man, a skilled pool shark, at a local watering hole, exemplifying his ability to seamlessly adapt to diverse characters.
Nyman's television credits are quite extensive and varied, featuring a range of impressive appearances in numerous shows. One notable example is his stint in the popular Netflix sketch comedy series "I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson", where he brought his unique talents to the role of Metaloid Maniac in a memorable game show scene, sharing the screen with the talented Sam Richardson. Additionally, Nyman's acting skills were showcased in the docudrama series "Meltdown: Three Mile Island", where he played the part of an FBI Agent with great aplomb.
