Nick Fondulis, a native of Long Island, is a stage, screen and voiceover actor who dreams of playing Spider-man one day. Currently he can be seen performing in the improv experiences Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.

    Recently Nick appeared in an episode of 30 Rock as Jayden Michael Tyler where he got a chance to work with Tina Fey and director Beth McCarthy.  He also played Dr. Corey Whittaker in the pilot episode of Mercy and his network television debut was as a recurring character in the short-lived NBC drama Kings opposite Ian McShane.  Nick has also appeared on Comedy Central and As the World Turns and had the pleasure of being directed by Francis Lawrence, Carter Smith, and Adam Bernstein, among others. Off-Broadway credits include The Boy in the Basement at The Barrow Street Theatre and Soho Playhouse, originating the role of Guildencrantz in the Shakespeare spoof, A Bard's Day's Night('s Dream), performing at The Laugh Factory with their official improv troupe, and playing one of his favorite literary characters in the title role of Huck Finn at the Metropolitan Playhouse.  Nick has also appeared in numerous commercials, voice-overs and independent films. 

    Some of his training includes studying technique with Alec Baldwin, a BFA in Acting and a minor in English at Syracuse University, training at Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London, and certification by the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD) at the National Stage Combat Workshop in Las Vegas. Nick is also an adjunct faculty member of Stony Brook Southampton University where he teaches play writing through the Young American Writers Project (YAWP) and is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), and Actors' Equity Association (AEA).