Nate Miller, a multitalented thespian with a strong presence in the New York-based acting scene, boasts a notable distinction as one of the original founding members of the esteemed LesserAmerica and the innovative Detroit Arts Immersion Program, in addition to his prestigious role as an Associate Artist with the celebrated LoNyLa Project.
Born and nurtured in the vibrant city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Miller's odyssey in the captivating realm of theatre commenced with his academic endeavors, culminating in the attainment of a degree from Marquette University's renowned theatre program, a testament to his unwavering dedication and passion for the craft.
After completing his initial training, Miller went on to further refine his skills at the prestigious Juilliard School, specifically at the Drama Division, where he was part of Group 39. During his tenure at Juilliard, he had the privilege of collaborating with a variety of organizations, including ArtReach, ASTEP, The New Juilliard Ensemble, and was honored to receive the esteemed Jared Nathan Memorial Scholarship.
Miller's remarkable theatrical accomplishments feature notable performances in "Much Ado About Nothing" with Boomerang Theatre Co., where their exceptional talent shone brightly. Additionally, their impressive repertoire includes standout roles in "Keep Your Baggage With You..." at Theatre for The New City, as well as the intriguing production of "Squealer" at the same esteemed institution. Furthermore, Miller's versatility as a performer was showcased in Florencia Lazano's captivating production of "Busted" at The Cino Nights Series with Rising Phoenix Rep, solidifying their reputation as a talented and in-demand thespian.
Noteworthy aside from his extensive theatrical endeavors, Miller has also ventured into the realm of cinematic pursuits, making a notable appearance in the Vicart Ent. production of "Another Kind". Furthermore, his academic tenure at the prestigious Juilliard institution has been marked by participation in a trio of notable productions, including the Brian Mertes-directed "The Americans", the Hal Brooks-directed "The Fish Bowl", and the Sam Gold-directed "Three Penny Opera".
Noted American actor and thespian, Miller, has made a notable foray into the realm of television, garnering a guest appearance on the esteemed CBS series "The Good Wife", a program renowned for its captivating narrative and outstanding performances.
