Rance Nix, a multifaceted entertainment personality hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, has made a name for himself in various fields, including television, film, theatre, stand-up comedy, improv, event hosting, and radio DJing through his association with the Ryan Seacrest Foundation.
In recent years, Rance has been a staple in the entertainment industry, with his most notable role being in the Oprah Winfrey Network's series, The Kings of Napa. His dream projects include starring in a romantic comedy, a period drama film, and hosting his own television show, Late Night with Rance.
Although he is originally from Atlanta, Rance has spent the past eight years in New York City, where he has been extremely busy since his move in the summer of 2015. He initially relocated to the city to star in the play Las Meninas as Nabo Sensugali with the New Brooklyn Theatre.
After the play closed, Rance was cast as the lead character Anansi in the play Anansi Spider and Baby Frankenstein in the indie film Baby Frankenstein. He was also a recipient of the Upright Citizens Brigade Diversity Scholarship and completed the level 101 and level 201 classes.
During his time in New York, Rance was involved in various projects, including performances in the films Trapeze USA, Forward Thinking, and Jabberwanky, which received widespread acclaim. In 2020, he ran a successful viral dating show on Instagram based on the hit Netflix show "Love is Blind" called "Love is Quarantine."
Rance Nix is a unique individual who stands out from the crowd. He is confident and unafraid to take risks, always pushing himself to make a positive impact on those around him and to use his talents for the greater good.
Rance's ultimate goal is to use his platform to spread positivity and inspiration to everyone he encounters, all while staying true to his faith and honoring God.
