Tahj Di Nero Miles is a remarkably skilled and accomplished English actor, who has undeniably made a profound and lasting impact within the entertainment industry. Born in the vibrant and culturally rich area of Hackney, London, Miles possesses a unique and intriguing cultural heritage, boasting a remarkable blend of Jamaican, St Lucian, and Dominican ancestry.
His early life was characterized by a profound and abiding passion for the performing arts, which was evident from a remarkably young age. It was during this time that he began attending the esteemed Betty Layward Primary in Stoke Newington, where he likely developed and honed his skills and talents as a young performer.
Miles's remarkable journey in the world of theatre and film began at the tender age of seven, when he embarked on a captivating adventure at the esteemed Anna Fiorentini Theatre and Film School. This marked the starting point of his illustrious career, as he was soon after signed by the prestigious Fiorentini Agency. This pivotal moment in his life opened the doors to numerous professional opportunities, setting the stage for his future successes.
As he honed his craft, Miles's early credits included a notable West End production of the timeless classic, Oliver!. This marked a significant milestone in his career, as he showcased his remarkable talent to a wider audience. His impressive performance in this production was a testament to his dedication and natural ability, laying the foundation for a bright and promising future in the world of theatre and film.
As Miles persisted in refining his artistic abilities, he became a member of Disney's esteemed Cub School and embarked on the esteemed role of Simba in a West End production of The Lion King, a position he held for an impressive duration of over a year. His outstanding performances did not go unacknowledged, and he was subsequently cast in the critically acclaimed Matilda the Musical alongside the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company at the prestigious Cambridge Theatre in the year 2013, as well as Emil and the Detectives with the illustrious Royal National Theatre.
Miles, a multifaceted individual with a passion for the performing arts, has managed to carve out a niche for himself in the world of theatre, while also branching out into other lucrative ventures. Notably, he has secured advertising contracts with esteemed brands such as Lego and Sainsbury's, thereby cementing his reputation as a rising star in the industry.
Prior to his theatre work, Miles took to the stage in the West End production of Bugsy Malone in 2015, showcasing his impressive skills and versatility as a performer. Following his successful stint in this production, he went on to further hone his craft by studying at the prestigious BRIT School of performing arts, a renowned institution that has produced a plethora of talented artists.
Miles's television credits are truly remarkable, boasting an impressive array of notable roles, including his memorable appearances in the BBC's Class Dismissed and Flunked, as well as his recurring position as the charismatic and dedicated police officer Marlon Pryce in the highly acclaimed and popular BBC1 series Death in Paradise.
In addition to his impressive television work, Miles has also made a significant impact on the big screen, with a standout performance in Steve McQueen's critically acclaimed film anthology Small Axe, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and versatile actor, capable of taking on a wide range of roles and captivating audiences with his exceptional talent.
