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Monthly Updates

August 2017

• Books The Announcer in Hartbreak Films' Christmas Hours, directed by Paula Hart, written by David Breckman & starring Melissa Joan Hart, Tara Strong, Brian Dennehy, Beth Broderick, Mario Lopez, Billy Gardell & Dan Amboyer.
• Plays Bradley in a reading of Sweet Birds by Eugene Pack opposite Carol Kane, Mario Cantone, Tate Donovan, Geraldine Hughes, J. Smith Cameron, Kathryn Grody, Molly Ranson, Dayle Reyfel & directed by Pippin Parker at the Guild Hall in East Hampton.
• Records multiple VO spots for Snickers & MA Lotto.
• Is Elected to SAG-AFTRA NY Local Board & as Convention Delegate.

July 2017

• The Subway plays, in which Nick plays roles in all 3 podplays, are now available on iTunes & Amazon.
• Plays 10+ characters in staged reading of screenplay Helen Ever After by Helen Wong & directed by Flordelino Lagundino with Leviathan Lab & Asian CineVision.
• Books a VO for Spotify.
• Reads roles in 3 different plays with Village Playwrights.

June 2017

• Records VO for several SyFy spots.
• Does a reading of Kingdom of the Spirits by JZ Holden at The Players Club.

May 2017

• Shoots a lead role in independent short American Ceiling with John Wu.
• Records VO for a Publix radio spot.
• Plays Marty McFly in This is Heavy: Back to the Future, a parody reading of his favorite movie with The Usual Rejects & Chain Theatre.

April 2017

• Records VO for principal character Jake Braddock in independent video game Mind Trapped with Chaotic Good Projects Inc.
• Workshops new show Cash or Crash: Investing in the Drone Revolution for the Intrepid Museum.
• The Subway Plays launch as part of the MTA Platform Series at the NY Transit Museum.

March 2017

• Records VO for an on-camera commercial.
• Provides the VOG for the Vineyard Theatre 2017 Gala honoring the 10th anniversary of [title of show] & Kevin McCollum.
• Begins work as the fight choreographer for In the Boom Boom Room by David Rabe.

February 2017

• Films an on-camera commercial for a top-secret new product.
• Records VO for a radio spot.
• Plays Guy in a reading of In The Boom Boom Room with The Chain Theatre.

January 2017

• Appears as the recurring role Clay in season 3 of The Affair on Showtime
• Films an introduction video for SAG-AFTRA with Next Generation Performers (NGP).
• Books an on-camera commercial for an undisclosed new product.

December 2016

• Plays 8 different roles including Clarence & Sam Wainwright in It's A Wonderful Life: Live Radio Show by Greg Cicchino with The Chain Theatre
• Books a lead role in John Wu's short film American Ceiling.
• Teaches play writing through the Young Artists & Writers Project at HEAF.

November 2016

• Films 2 more episodes of The Affair for Showtime as the recurring character Clay opposite Maura Tierney & Ruth Wilson.
• Films the lead role in Ryan Blackwell's indie short Futureboy.
• Performs in a reading of Another Bride, Another Groom by Leah Kornfeld Friedman, directed by William Roudebush with Roberta Wallach, Leo Erickson & Molly Carden at The Actors Studio.

October 2016

• Films a supporting role in indie film Hedda Needs Help with Malin Barr & director Lisa Baron.
• Records several VOs for Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils.
• Plays a lead role in a reading of Dark Market by Nancy McClernan.
• Receives callbacks for top secret on-camera commercials

September 2016

• Films his first episode of The Affair for Showtime in a recurring role opposite Ruth Wilson & Darren Goldstein.
• Records VO spots for 2 new ad campaigns including the Go-Gurt commercial "Trolls."
• Books the lead role of Billy in inde film Futureboy, which will be directed by Ryan Blackwell.
• Receives callbacks for several on-camera commercials.

August 2016

• Performs as the announcer in musical comedy show The Rescignos at the historic Haskell Opera House on the Vermont/Canadian border.
• Records VO for Brooke Arnold's one woman show, Growing Up Fundie as part of the 20th New York International Fringe Festival.
• Films an on-camera commercial for an as yet undisclosed product.
• Records VO for several RetailMeNot commercials.
• Plays the lead role of Mike in a table read of Ulrich Thomsen's screenplay Willenberger.

July 2016

• Films the lead role of Brian in short film Wedding Man with director Chloe Raynes.
• Records VO for an as yet undisclosed TV spot.
• Books a lead role in new play Tall Pines Lodge but can not accept due to scheduling.
• Receives callbacks for a new untitled LMN series & multiple on-camera commercials.

June 2016

• Finishes shooting a new episode of I Love You...But I Lied for Lifetime with director Michael Selditch.
• Records an animated SpongeBob Squarepants promo for Nickelodeon.
• Records 3 roles in 3 different podplays directed by Erin Mee with This is Not A Theatre Company.
• Receives callbacks for Sneaky Pete with Ross Meyerson & several commercials. Also attends a cold reading workshop with casting director Karie Koppel through the SAG-AFTRA Foundation.

May 2016

• Books an episode in Season 3 of I Love You...But I Lied with Joanna Howard & Brian Cade.
• Plays Brian in Sinkhole by Stacy Ayn Price as part of the Identity Company Reading Series with Katie Foster, Walker Hare & Patrick Thomas Cann.
• Continues rehearsing 3 different site specific subway podplays with director Erin Mee.
• Books the role of Alex in short film Hedda Needs Help with BarrBaron Films.

April 2016

• Records 2 radio spots for Santander Bank.
• Begins rehearsal for 3 podplays with This is Not A Theatre Company.
• Books roles in new play The Astonishing Adventures of All-American Girl & The Scarlet Skunk by Charles Battersby & feature film Captain Hagen's Bed & Breakfast.
• Takes an on-camera class with casting director Bob Kale through the SAG-AFTRA Foundation.

March 2016

• Shoots 2 on-camera commercials for one company & 1 for another's new campaign.
• Books 3 radio VO spots.

February 2016

• Shoots The Mixtape Series with director John Cannon.
• Books a commercial shooting in Canada this March.
• Sobrevivo, in which Nick plays a lead role, is an official selection at the 2016 Winter Film Awards.
• Receives callbacks for several on-camera commercials.

January 2016

• Records 2 VO spots for Classico Riserva.
• Resigns with Atlas Talent Agency for commercial & voice-over representation.
• Books a supporting role in The Mixtape Series, a new web series for N the Can Productions.

December 2015

• Plays Clarence, Sam Wainwright, Uncle Billy, Martini, Ernie, Tommy & several other characters in It's A Wonderful Life at The Chain Theatre.
• Booked a VO spot for Classico Riserva.
• Receives callbacks for indie film Romance and the Digital Age & multiple on-camera commercials.

November 2015

• Shoots opposite Kevin Kline in a new comedy pilot for IFC directed by John Lee.
• Plays the role of Elliott in a staged reading of Where We Are by Kristen Lowman & directed by Lisa Rothe at Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST).
• Begins rehearsals for a new live radio play adaption of It's a Wonderful Life by Greg Cicchino.
• Receives callbacks for a Nickelodeon animation pilot & several on-camera commercials.

October 2015

• Plays Marty McFly in Great Scott: Back to the Future 2 at The Chain Theatre with The Usual Rejects.
• Records VOs for a TV Land TV spot & multiple radio spots for Ahold.
• Performs in improvised radio show A Knock on the Door, with Geste Podcast at the Scranton Fringe Festival.
• Records the role of Mark in new radio play Monument Valley written by Lizzie Vieh & directed by Robert AK Gonyo.
• Books roles in a new comedy pilot for IFC & Debra Toscano's indie film Bohemia.
• Receives callbacks for several on-camera commercials.
• Sobrevivo screens at the Black Bear Film Festival in PA & the Wreak Havoc Horror Film Fest in NC.

September 2015

• Performs in reading of new play Calm the Light by Charles Messina as part of The Abingdon Theatre's Sunday Series with Johnny Tammaro, Joli Tribuzio, Concetta Rose Rella, Michael Barbieri & Roseanna Bell.
• Records a VO spot for Schick.
• Rehearses with Geste for A Knock on the Door, a live improvised radio show set to perform in the first ever Scranton Fringe Festival.
• Fight choreographs Variation Theatre Group's production of The Pillowman by Martin McDonagh at The Chain Theatre.
• Receives callbacks for My Big Gay Italian Midlife Crisis & multiple on-camera commercials.

August 2015

• Performs in Celebrity Autobiography opposite Christie Brinkley, Susan Lucci, Ralph Macchio, Debbie Harry, Alan Zweibel, Eugene Pack, & Dayle Reyfel at the Guild Hall in East Hampton.
• Workshops an adaption of Shakespeare's A Comedy of Errors with director Nicole Ricciardi.
• Records a VO spot for Ninja Coffee.
• Geste casts Nick in A Knock on the Door, with Tara Gadomski, Robert A K Gonyo, Caitlin Johnston & Laura Hooper.
• Receives a callback from Brette Goldstein for lead role in indie film Crazy Famous with the director.

July 2015

• Shot an episode of Paige Barr's new web series "Shoulda Swiped Left" with Malorie Bryant.
• Begins workshopping A Comedy of Errors.
• Receives callbacks for several on-camera commercials and is put on hold for multiple voiceovers.
• Attends cold reading workshops with Stephanie Holbrook and Barry Shapiro at the SAG Foundation.

June 2015

• Plays Maurizio LeGrande in both My Big Gay Italian Wedding and My Big Gay Italian Funeral at St. Luke's Theatre.
• Records a VO promo for Nickelodeon.
• Does a reading of new play Constitution State by Brad Makarowski with the Attic Theatre Co.
• Is called back and put on hold for short film Gras and several on-camera commercials.

May 2015

• Appears as the principal role of Martin in the season finale of I Love You...But I Lied on Lifetime Movie Network (LMN).
• Books VO for a Nickelodeon promo.
• Books lead role in Off-Broadway comedies My Big Gay Italian Wedding & My Big Gay Italian Funeral by Anthony Wilkinson

April 2015

• Performs several roles in world premiere of new play Life is Shorts by Kat O'Neill at Guild Hall with the John Drew Theater Lab.
• Records ADR for "Identity" episode of I Love You...But I Lied for LMN.
• Does a table read of new pilot Tick Tock by Tiffany Hodges at NY Women in Film & Television.
• Fight Choreographs One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest for Variations Theatre Group.
• Attends cold reading workshops with Carol Nadell and Eve Battaglia through the SAG Foundation's NY Casting Access Project.

March 2015

• Plays Joey in a sold out staged reading of Dewey, Phukum & Howe by Charles Messina with Lynne Koplitz & Anthony De Sando as part of the Sunday Series at Abingdon.
• The Shells, in which Nick plays the role of Danny, premieres at the 2015 Phoenix Film Festival.
• Records 2 radio spots for Ad Council.
• Directs 2 plays for the Young Artists and Writers Project (YAWP) through Stony Brook Southampton University.
• Receives callbacks for My Big Gay Italian Wedding/Funeral and several on-camera commercials.

February 2015

• Shoots a principal role on an episode of improv-based new show I Love You...But I Lied with director Michael Selditch for Lifetime Movie Network.
• Records VO for an internet commercial for Cat's Pride.
• Plays Marty McFly in This is Heavy: Back to the Future as a fundraiser for the Chain Theatre.
• Plays Ford Prefect in The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy & Professor Pierre Aronnax in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea live radio plays with Variations Theatre Group.
• Sobrevivo, in which Nick plays a lead role, wins "Best Zombie Film," at the 2015 NY Scary Film Awards.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with Meghan Rafferty of Ellen Lewis Casting through the Sag Foundation.

January 2015

• Nominated for a Queens Kudos Award for "Outstanding Actor in a Supporting role" for playing 8 different characters in It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play.
• Plays Howard Payne in a staged reading of Pop Quiz Hotshot: Speed at the Chain Theatre with The Usual Rejects.
• Receives a callback & is presented to the network by Brette Goldstein for an episode of Untitled Secrets Project.
• Is put on hold for an episode of Forever by Suzanne Ryan & receives callbacks for multiple on-camera commercials.
• Attends a workshop with Mark Saks through SAG Foundation's New York Casting Access.

December 2014

• Records a national radio spot for McDonald's.
• Gets great reviews in It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play at The Chain Theatre.
• Receives callbacks for several on-camera commercials.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with Nina Pratt of Grey Worldwide through NYCAP with the SAG Foundation.
• Takes an improv workshop with Meg Griffiths Anderson through the PIT.

November 2014

• Records multiple sessions for a top secret VO project.
• Performs in Fifteen Minutes of Shame by Charles Messina, opposite Valerie Smaldone, as part of Sunday Series at The Abingdon Theatre.
• Sobrevivo is an official selection at the 2014 Big Apple Film Festival in NYC.
• Attends an animation voice-over workshop with Bob Bergen & Collette Sunderman.
• Cast as Clarence & several other characters in It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry with Variations Theatre Group.
• Receives callbacks for short film Octopus & numerous on-camera commercials.
• Performs at The PIT in his Improv Level 3 show.

October 2014

• Sobrevivo premieres at the 14th annual Shriekfest film festival in Los Angeles.
• Cast in a reading of a new play by Charles Messina as part of Moonlight in Greenwich Village at The Abingdon Theatre's Sunday Series.
• Called back for the creative team for a series regular role in an upcoming comedy pilot for Adult Swim.
• Receives callbacks and is put on hold for several on-camera & voice over commercials.

September 2014

• Plays the role of Stu in Eric Bogosian's Talk Radio with Variations Theater Group for a limited run at the Chain Theatre.
• Michael Cassara calls Nick back for a lead role in new play In the Bones by Cody Daigle.
• Begins taking Improv Level 3 with Chris Griggs at the Peoples Improv Theater (PIT).
• Both the Shriekfest film festival in Los Angeles & the Big Apple Film Festival in NYC announce Sobrevivo as official selections for 2014.

August 2014

• Records VO for a Food Lion radio spot titled, "Name Change."
• Begins taking Improv Level 2 with Lucas Hazlett at the Peoples Improv Theater (PIT).

July 2014

• Reads the role of Chris Keller in a table reading of Arthur Miller's All My Sons with Alec Baldwin at the John Drew Theater in Easthampton.
• Books the role of Marty McFly in an unauthorized Back to the Future musical.
• Receives callbacks for Unforgettable on CBS, on-camera spots for Netflix, Discover Card, and Buffalo Wild Wings. Also receives a VO callback for the title role in animated pilot P King Duckling.
• Attends a NYCAP cold reading workshop with casting director Donna McKenna.
• Joins the SAG Foundation's VO workout group.

June 2014

• Shoots a supporting role in PrashNYC's short film Sluggo the Skullcrusher with director Carl Maguire.
• Reads several roles in staged readings of new plays for Young Playwrights.
• Receives an on-camera callback for Heineken.
• Takes an improv class with SNL alum Denny Dillon.
• Teaches a Project Hero workshop with Guild Hall & The Hamptons International Film Festival.

May 2014

• Does a Lark Roundtable reading with Lynn Cohen of Shemira by Sandy Gruenwald.
• Plays several characters in a reading of new musical The Storm, by Jeremy Long & Cory Herman.
• Receives a callback for an on-camera spot for FedEx.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with casting director Sabrina Hyman through SAG Foundation's NYCAP.

April 2014

• The 30 Year Old Bris, in which Nick plays the lead role of Brad premieres at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
• Does a reading of Where We Are by Kristen Lowman as part of the Lark Play Development Series & a reading of EMWH for writer Jeremy Guttman.
• Receives a callback for an on-camera commercial for a secret web company.
• Attends a NYCAP cold reading workshop with casting director Judy Bowman through the SAG Foundation.

March 2014

• The 2014 Tribeca Film Festival announces The 30 Yr Old Bris, as an official selection.
• Shoots an on-camera commercial for Comcast Business with Titus Welliver
• Receives a callback to producers for pilot Mysteries of Laura and is called back in for different roles on the pilots Save the Date and How I Met Your Dad.
• Performs in opening performance of the 10th season of Accomplice: New York and multiple roles in Accomplice: The Village.

February 2014

• Plays several different roles in the new version of the improv experience Accomplice: The Village.
• Receives callbacks for Burger King, Paypal, Discover and FedEx on-camera commercials.
• Begins taking Improv Level 1 at the PIT with Mandy Schmieder.
• Takes a cold reading workshop with Ilene Starger through SAG-AFTRA's NYCAP program.
• Is cast in a new indie sketch group with John McDermott.

January 2014

• Records VO dubbing as both a man and a woman for a Fiber One commercial.
• Losing It with John Stamos, in which Nick plays a young Jeff Ross, is nominated for a 2014 People's Choice Award for "Favorite Streaming Series."
• Performs multiple roles in the final shows of the original production of Accomplice: The Village.
• Receives callbacks for Publix and Walmart on-camera spots.

December 2013

• Reads several roles in a screenplay reading of Man on Spikes for director Billy Crystal.
• Performs in a staged reading of Fairies by Charles Messina as a fundraiser for the Abingdon Theatre Co.
• Records VO demos for Hanes and Fiber One.
• Is called back in for CBS comedy "The McCarthy's" and a Chevy on-camera commercial.

Movember 2013

• Plays the role of Elliot in a reading of Where We Are by Kristen Lowman and directed by Harris Yulin at the Ensemble Studio Theatre (EST).
• Closes the 2013 season performing in Accomplice: NY.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with Jordan Bass of Bass Casting through the SAG Foundation's NYCAP program.
• Beth Melsky Casting calls Nick back for a Snickers on-camera commercial.

October 2013

• Performs in the improv experiences Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with Jeffrey Vigneault of Chantiles Vigneault Casting through NYCAP.
• Receives a callback for an on-camera Publix commercial from Telsey and Company Casting.

September 2013

• Plays a young Jeff Ross in Losing It with John Stamos for Yahoo and exec producer Morgan Spurlock.
• Does staged readings of A Little Bit of This and That by Charles Messina at the Abingdon Theatre and Where We Are by Kristen Lowman as part of The Guild Hall's Naked Stage Reading Series.
• Takes an advanced acting class with Bob Krakower, improv workshop with Reilly Owens at The PIT, and a cold reading workshop with Adam Caldwell of Cindy Tolan Casting.
• Receives callbacks for on-camera commercials for Discover, Best Buy, Santander Bank, and is put on hold for a Motorola VO.

August 2013

• Performs several roles in Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Records a VO demo for Progressive.
• Reads multiple characters in a workshop of a new web series for writer Natalie Thomas.
• Takes an improv workshop with Lucas Kavner & continues taking Sketch Level 1 with Joe Galan at The PIT.
• Receives callbacks for on-camera commercials for Bank of America and a super secret new video game system.

July 2013

• Records VO for an AT&T radio spot & 2 FDA demo spots.
• Books a supporting role in indie film Err that shoots this October.
• Films an on-camera commercial demo for Comcast.
• Does a workshop staged reading of Harold, I Hate You by Amanda Szeglowski for writers' group Smith & Tinker.
• Jodi Collins calls Nick back for Untitled NBC Sketch Comedy. Also receives callbacks for IBM, Cheerios, & Publix on-camera commercials.
• Begins taking Sketch Level 1 at the Peoples Improv Theater (PIT) with Joe Galan.

June 2013

• Films the role of Conrad in zombie movie Sobrevivo.
• Records VO for the character Darren in Grand Theft Auto V for Rockstar Games.
• Books the VO in a demo for Berocca.
• Is called back in for NBC's Undateable and put on hold for a T-Mobile on-camera spot.
• Plays 4 different characters between the 2 improv experiences, Accomplice: NY & Accomplice: The Village.

May 2013

• Shoots a Series Regular role in Matt Harrigan's live-action pilot for Adult Swim in West Palm Beach.
• Records VO as the voice of Mayor Michael Bloomberg for a comedy segment in the 1st episode of the new season of online talk show On the Verge.
• Books a lead role in zombie flick Sobrevivo written by Dena Schumacher & directed by Matt Sullivan.
• Plays 3 different characters in Accomplice: New York.

April 2013

• Films the lead role of Joshua in the indie Broken Breath directed by Lavinia Barsotti.
• Shoots an on-camera commercial in Atlanta for Havertys with director Tim Hamilton.
• Does another episode of Morgan Spurlock's webby nominated series Mansome, with Craig Bierko.
• A Case of You by Justin Long, Christian Long and Keir O'Donnell, in which Nick plays the supporting role of Kyle, premieres at the 2013 TriBeCa Film Festival.
• Buddy CoPs: Explosive Lunch, in which Nick plays the supporting role of Ritchie "Snitchie" Baines, premieres at the 2013 Friars Club Comedy Film Festival.
• Performs at the UCB Chelsea Theater for his Improv 201 Graduation Show.

March 2013

• Books & records VO for a McDonald's radio spot.
• Shoots the sketch Cheap Beers with writer/actor/director Dave T. Koenig.
• Books a lead role in the film Broken Breath.
• Begins taking Improv Level 201 at the Upright Citizens Brigade with David Siegel.
• Receives a callback for a Sprint on-camera commercial and is put on hold for Arbella & Quizno's VO spots.

February 2013

• Performs in the improv experience Accomplice: The Village.
• Goes in for the executive producers and writer of the Untitled Onion News Network pilot after a 2nd callback with Ross Meyerson.
• Receives a callback for a Volkswagen on-camera spot.

January 2013

• Films a supporting role in the "Am I?" music video by pop singer Madu.
• Shoots Man Ties: The Manti Te'o Story, a sketch trailer for a film lampooning the Manti fake girlfriend story by Dave T. Koenig.
• Records VO for a scene in Briar Rose and the Thirteenth Fairy by Caroline Angell as part of Everyday Inferno's indiegogo campaign.
• Continues performing with Accomplice: The Village.
• Receives a callback for the Untitled Onion News Network pilot and a Scott Tissue on-camera commercial.

December 2012

• Shoots a parody of the Les Mis movie trailer with Katharine Heller and several other funny folks.
• Plays the role of Chris in a screenplay reading of Joe Sturek's The End.
• Does a photo shoot for eBass Entertainment's upcoming Buddy Cop: Web Series.
• Performs in the improv experience Accomplice: The Village.
• Audits an audiobook class with Robin Miles.
• Nick's submits the winning suggestion "Local Vocal" for the title of the SAG-AFTRA NY Local's e-newsletter.

November 2012

• Films the lead role of Brad in Michael Ratner's The 30 Year Old Bris opposite Chris Elliott, Donnell Rawlings & Jaclyn Jonet.
• Shoots an episode of Morgan Spurlock's Mansome web series for Yahoo.
• Records VO for Denny's TV spot & is called back for an on-camera Discover Card commercial & indie film Half Brother.
• Closes the 2012 Season of Accomplice: New York by playing 4 different characters.
• Takes an on-camera class with Bob Krakower.

October 2012

• Greg Pak's Vision Machine iPad app, in which Nick voices several characters, debuts at New York Comic Con.
• Books VO for a Denny's TV commercial.
• Director Jo Bonney calls Nick back for Lanford Wilson's The Mound Builders and he also receives a callback for Total Cereal by Lisa Rubenstein.
• Performs in 2 shows for Accomplice, Inc.
• Graduates from the Upright Citizen's Brigades' Improv 101 class with a show at UCBeast.

September 2012

• Records 2 radio VO spots for Mastercard.
• Reads the role of The Prince in Briar Rose and the Thirteenth Fairy by Caroline Angell in a workshop reading for the playwright.
• Plays 3 different roles in both Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Continues taking class at UCB and begins training again at the SAG Conservatory.

August 2012

• Records VO for 2 radio spots for Pizza Hut and an industrial for Chobani.
• Begins training at the Upright Citizens Brigade with Anthony Atamanuik in Improv 101.
• Performs in both Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Is put on hold for new CBS show Made in Jersey.

July 2012

• Records VO for several NFL/Courtyard Marriott spots.
• The American Beverage Association releases a remix of the "Crossed the Line" radio spot that Nick provides a voice in.
• Performs 5 different roles in 2 different improv experiences for Accomplice.
• Is called back and put on hold for on-camera Toyota, and Sunday Night Football spots.

June 2012

• Films an on-camera commercial for Cox Communications with director John Hamburg.
• Records VO for "Crossed the Line" an American Beverage Association radio spot and an industrial for Buffalo Wild Wings.
• Performs in readings of new plays by Charles Messina and Sean Melia's screenplay Welcome to the Johnsons.
• Continues performing in Accomplice: New York & Accomplice: The Village.
• Receives callbacks for on-camera spots for Monster.com & Sugar in the Raw and is put on hold for VOs for Burger King & Cepacol.

May 2012

• Shoots an improvised sketch for the MLB Fan Cave with Joel Stein and Hall of Famer George Brett.
• Performs 4 different characters in 3 different shows for Accomplice, Inc.
• Attends a cold reading workshop with Bonnie Gillespie through SAG-AFTRA's NYCAP program.
• Continues taking an improv class with Naked in a Fishbowl taught by Katharine Heller.
• Rosalie Joseph calls Nick back to read for Woody Harrelson for new play Bullet for Adolf. He also receives callbacks for and is put on hold for on-camera commercials for Nissan and HBO Go and VO spots for Wendy's, Chili's and Mountain Dew.

April 2012

• "Tile Date," episode 106 of Bent, in which Nick plays the role of agent Tony Dodds, airs on NBC.
• Records the voices of several characters for an iPad app version of Greg Pak's Vision Machine comics.
• Fugazy closes it's limited run at the 13th St. Repertory.
• Performs in a reading of Juno and the Paycock by Sean O'Casey as the role of Johnny with the Naked Stage at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
• Begins taking Naked in a Fishbowl's co-ed improv class.
• Performs as 4 different characters in 2 different improv experiences with Accomplice.
• Receives callbacks and is put on hold for on-camera commercials for Ruffles and AT&T and a VO spot for Webster Bank.

March 2012

• Fugazy, in which Nick plays the role of Davey Treck, opens as part of The Tenement Plays at 13th Street Repertory. The play is written by Charles Messina, directed by Gina Ferranti and also stars Maria Didomenico and Ivan Goris.
• Performs in 3 different Accomplice shows on 2 coasts. (Accomplice: Hollywood, Accomplice: New York & Accomplice: The Village)
• Does ADR work on Max Finneran's independent film The Shells.
• Is called back for a chemistry read on independent film Kilimanjaro and is called back in for another role on the Untitled Spike Feresten and Louis C.K. Project.

February 2012

• Shoots the role of Kyle on feature comedy A Case of You opposite Justin Long and Evan Rachel Wood. The film is directed by Kat Coiro and written by Justin Long, Christian Long and Keir O'Donnell.
• Performs in Accomplice: Hollywood and Accomplice: The Village.
• Shoots on a pilot presentation with Dave Sirus in Los Angeles, CA.
• Is called back for producers for the Untitled Spike Feresten and Louis C.K. Project and also CBS pilot Quean.

January 2012

• Plays the role of Matt in Jenna's Birthday by Hayley Tyler Chin at The Cherry Lane Theatre as part of the 2012 Young Playwrights Conference reading series.
• Performs as Leo Irving in a reading of In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play by Sarah Ruhl at The John Drew Theater at Guild Hall.
• Improvises in both Accomplice: The Village and Accomplice: Mystery at the Museum.
• Judy Henderson casting calls Nick back for An Early HIstory of Fire and he also receives a callback for a Haverty's commercial.

• Nick's role on Kings is made into a recurring character.
• The Boy in the Basement, in which Nick plays a lead role, closes its extended run at The Barrow Street Theatre as part of the FringeNYC Encore Series. Click REVIEWS to read what some critics had to say.
• ABC Primetime calls Nick back for their hidden camera show What Would You Do?
• Nick continues performing in Accomplice: New York.
• Nick books the lead role in the new play To Barcelona! but can not accept due to scheduling.
• Nick attends a workshop with Eve Battaglia as part of SAG's NYCAP program.

August 2008

• The Boy in the Basement opens at the Barrow Street Theatre after its near sold-out run at the SoHo Playhouse.
• Nick continues performing with the improv experiences Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Nick reprised the role of Huck Finn in a reading of N.G. McClernan's play, Huck Finn at the Penny Templeton Acting Studio.
• The Metropolitan Playhouse calls Nick back for a lead role in their production of Nowadays.
• Nick is called back for a lead role in the short film, Cigarette Candy.

July 2008

• Nick books a lead role in the FringeNYC show The Boy in the Basement, an epic romance novel for the stage.
• Nick continues performing in Accomplice: New York and Accomplice: The Village.
• Personal Space Theatrics calls Nick back for their production of Safari Party.
• Nick is called back for the independent film, The Layabouts.

June 2008

• Nick wraps shooting on the NBC pilot Kings, which is written by Michael Green and directed by Francis Lawrence.
• Nick joins the cast of Accomplice: The Village and continues performing improv with Accomplice: New York.
• As part of NYC Playwrights, Nick reads several roles in a reading of Stress and the City, a collection of short plays by N.G. McClernan.
• Nick reads several roles in The Story of... as part of the Overturn Theatre Ensemble's play development series.
• Nick is called back for the rap opera Bash'd at the Zipper Theatre.
• Shadowland Theatre calls Nick back for their production of Black Comedy.

May 2008

• Nick begins shooting on the pilot episode of Kings.
• Nick performs in the improv experience Accomplice: NY.
• Nick attends a cold-reading workshop with casting director Kim Moarefi who gives him great feedback.
• Bordertown, in which Nick plays the role of Meter Guy, closes its limited run at the 14th Street Theater.
• NY Screenwriters workshop invites Nick to participate as a reader.
• Nick reads the role of Valentine Coverly in Tom Stoppard's Arcadia at the Guild Hall in Easthampton.

April 2008

• Nick books a co-starring role in the NBC pilot Kings after a callback with the creative team.
• Bordertown opens at the 14th Street Theater.
• Nick joins the cast of Accomplice: New York.
• Terpsichore calls Nick back for their untitled physical comedy show.
• As part of an evening of one-acts for the Guild Hall's Naked Stage Readings, Nick reads the role of DeLuca in Jimmy Chen by James Larocca.
• Nick reads several roles in various plays as part of Overturn Theatre Ensemble's play development series.

March 2008

• Tom Comes Home, in which Nick plays the title role, opens as part of the Crosstown Playwrights Spring Forward Play Festival.
• Warner Bros. Television Casting Department has Nick come in as a reader.
• Nick continues performing at The Laugh Factory in Times Square with Eight is NEVER Enough! and Absent Minded Comedy.
• Nick does a reading of the play Thrice Toss These by Soir Aniroc as part of NYC Playwrights.
• Nick books the role of Meter Guy in (re:) Directions Theatre Company's production of Bordertown.
• Nick works several days as a stand-in on the set of Tony Gilroy's new film, Duplicity.
• Nick begins taking voice-over classes again at the SAG Conservatory under Oscar Castillo.

February 2008

• Nick continues performing improv at The Laugh Factory with Eight is NEVER Enough! and Absent Minded Comedy.
• Nick books the role of Tom in the new play Tom Comes Home as part of Crosstown Playwrights Spring Forward Play Festival.
• Nick auditions for and becomes a member of the Overturn Theatre Ensemble.
• Nick reads the role of Telemachus in a reading of The Odyssey at the Guild Hall Theater in East Hampton.
• Nick attends a cold reading workshop with Liz Ortiz-Mackes of Casting Solutions.

January 2008

• Nick performs a reading of the new play This is Way Beyond My Remote Control for producers at Cilibrasi & Associates Inc.
• Nick wraps shooting a supporting role in episodes 5 & 6 of the internet serial, The West Side.
• Nick performs a reading of the play Stain by Tony Glazer.
• Nick performs improv at The Laugh Factory with Eight is NEVER Enough!
• Blume Media Group, Ltd. calls Nick back for their production of Dinner with Ahmed.

December 2007

• Nick books and records a radio voice-over commercial for Match.com.
• Edward II ends its limited run at the 14th St. Theater. Nick got some great reviews for his take on the role of Gaveston, which you can read by clicking on Reviews .
• Turtle Shell Productions calls Nick back for their theater troupe.
• Nick performs at the Laugh Factory with their official troupe Eight is NEVER Enough! and also with the new show Absent Minded Comedy.

November 2007

• Edward II opens at the 14th St. Theater with Redirections Theatre Company.
• Shooting wraps on the independent film Essence, in which Nick plays a lead role.
• Nick frequently performs at The Laugh Factory with Eight is NEVER Enough!
• Nick begins freelancing with Independent Artists Agency's VO department.
• Nick receives a callback for the independent film, Street Lure.

October 2007

• Shooting begins on the independent film Essence, with Raw Power Productions.
• Nick continues to perform at The Laugh Factory and other venues with troupe Eight is NEVER Enough!
• Nickelodeon's The N network gives Nick a callback after he attends a general audition.
• Nick takes a Teleprompter class taught by Barbara Stein where he learns the skills necessary to read a teleprompter on-camera and how to operate one.
• Nick joins Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's readers group.

September 2007

• The production of Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile with the John Drew Theater closes its run. In it, Nick played the role of "The Visitor" (aka a young Elvis Presley). Click Reviews link to read what some critics thought.
• Nick books the role of Max Myers in the independent film, Essence, with Raw Power Productions.
• After a brief hiatus, Nick returns to The Laugh Factory to perform improv with troupe Eight is NEVER Enough!
• Nick is part of a staged reading of George Cameron Grant's new screenplay, Double Exposure, at The Dramatists Guild.
• Nick participates in a reading of the play Still with Off the Leash Productions for playwright James Heiden.
• Casting director Aleta Chappelle helps Nick brush up on his cold-reading skills.
• Nick attends a stage combat workshop with Qui Nguyen of The Vampire Cowboys Theatre Company.

August 2007

• Steve Martin's absurdist comedy, Picasso at the Lapin Agile opens with the John Drew Theater in East Hampton, NY.
• Nick books the role of Gaveston in Edward II by Christopher Marlowe after a callback with Re:Directions Theater Company.
• Nick books a lead role in a reading of Double Exposure at The Dramatists Guild.
• Nick is called in for a lead role in The Weinstein Co. comedy, Superhero!
• ABC News tapes Nick in a show as part of a feature on Improv 4 Kids, a program that troupe Eight is NEVER Enough! does at The Laugh Factory in Times Square. To view the feature, click here and scroll down.

July 2007

• Nick appears as Glenn Gould and several other roles in Week 37 of Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Days/365 Plays with The Public Theater and Temporary Theatre Company.
• The Life After , in which Nick plays a supporting role, wins "Best Long Island Film" at the 2007 Long Island International Film Expo (LIIFE).
• Nick continues performing improv at The Laugh Factory with troupe Eight is NEVER Enough!
• Small Pond Entertainment calls Nick back for True Genius, the first published play by David Holstein.
• Nick volunteers at a reading of In Darfur at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park with The Public Theater.

June 2007

• Nick performs in the 32nd Annual Samuel French Original Short Play Festival as the role of Alex in The Tale of the Pinkie Brown Mob by Michael Quinones.
• Holy Water, presented by Village Playwrights, opens at the Wings Theater. Nick plays the role of corrupt preacher Thomas.
• Nick books several roles in Week 37 of Suzanne-Lori Parks' 365 Days/ 365 Plays at The Public Theater with the Temporary Theatre Company.
• World Premiere at Tribeca Cinemas of feature film The Life After to a near sold-out audience. The Life After is also accepted as an official selection at the Long Island International Film Expo.
• Nick performs as The Wolf in The Boy Who Cried Wolf and Fox in The Fox and the Crow with Manhattan Children's Theatre.
• Hopkins, Smith and Barden Casting calls Nick in for a lead role in Assassination of a High School President.
• Nick works on Sam Mendes' new film, Revolutionary Road.
• 3AM Productions casts Nick in the role of Aaron in The Mercy Swing, part of the New York International Fringe Festival, but he can not accept due to scheduling conflicts with prior commitments.
• Nick continues to perform improv at The Laugh Factory and Joe Franklin's Comedy Club with troupe Eight is NEVER Enough!

May 2007

• Nick makes his debut performance with the improv troupe Eight is Never Enough at The Laugh Factory. Over the course of the month he also frequently performs at Joe Franklin's Comedy Club and Stand-Up NY where he opened for comedian Patrice Oneal.
• To Paul, in which Nick plays a lead role (Chris), opens at the 45th Street Theater for a limited run.
• Nick is cast in Steve Martin's Picasso At the Lapin Agile as the role of The Visitor. Directed by Josh Gladstone, it will run Aug-Sep at Easthampton Studios on Long Island.
• Snerts Entertainment's The Life After is accepted into the Long Island International Film Expo, which is the largest film festival on Long Island and one of the largest in the NYC area.
• Nick books the role of Alex in The Tale of the Pinkie Brown Mob, which will be part of the 32nd Annual Samuel French Original Short Play Festival.
• Nick volunteers at the Manhattan Theatre Club's Spring Gala benefit.

April 2007

• Nick read in several 10 minute short plays in the Spring Fundraiser for NYC Playwrights.
• Nick books the lead role of "Danny" in the independent film Rough Draft which will shoot in CT.
• Staged reading of The Boy in the Basement, at Magnetic Fields in Brooklyn, goes extremely well with a very positive reaction from the audience during and after the show. Nick read the role of Narrator.
• After a callback at the Laugh Factory in Times Square, Nick is cast in the improv sketch comedy troupe Eight is Never Enough.
• Nick is called back by Awe and Mystery Productions for their short film Falling in Love.
• No Dice Productions calls Nick back for Foreign Gothic, in the 32nd Annual Samuel French Original Short Play Festival.
• Nick receives a callback from GalMauro Organization for the lead role in their online cooking show.

March 2007

• Nick books the role of "Jude" in the internet serial The West Side, set to shoot this spring.
• Nick plays the role of "The Kid" in Drumbeat as a part of Friends & Enemies are all the same, an evening of 10-minute plays presented by Ciona Taylor Productions at The Gene Frankel Underground.
• Nick participates in a reading of The Trial of Mary Surrat as part of a playwright's workshop at Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, NY.
• As part of Guild Hall Theater's Naked Stage Series, Nick reads the role of "Count Yousekevitch" in Neil SImon's Fools.
• Nick books the role of "The Narrator" in the staged reading of The Boy in The Basement, a humorous romance novel adapted for the stage.
• Nick is cast in the role of "Jimmy" in McGurk's Suicide Hall with the Reddmask Theater Co. but can not accept the role due to scheduling conflicts.
• Nick is called back for the internet sitcom The In-betweens of Holly Malone by On the Leesh Productions.

February 2007

• Nick books a lead role in the independent film Rooftop which will shoot in Brooklyn in March.
• After a meeting with the producers and director, Nick books a lead in the short genre film Holy Night.
• Nick is cast as the role of "Chris" in the new play To Paul by Joe Silvio which will run at the 45th Street Theatre in May.
• Nick is asked back to be a reader for Pulse Ensemble Theater's playwrights workshop.
• Nick joins NYC Playwrights, a non-profit organization where actors and writers meet to do script-in-hand readings of works in progress, and meets David Ives.
• Nick auditions for The New Acting Company and receives a callback for their production of Once Upon A Pandora's Box.

January 2007

• Huck Finn Opens at the Metropolitan Playhouse.
• Chunk in Charge screens at Tribeca Cinemas for Channel 102.net
• Reading of Picasso at the Lapin Agile at the Guild Hall Theater as part of Naked Stage Series. Nick read the role of "The Visitor" aka a young Elvis Presley.

December 2006

• Nick books the role of Huck in the newly adapted play Huck Finn which will debut at the Metropolitan Playhouse on East 4th Street.
• Filming begins on Chunk in Charge with Snerts Entertainment.
• It's A Wonderful Sex Life opens at 8pm at Manhattan Theatre Source, 177 MacDougal St., NYC.
• Nick participates in a reading of At Daybreak by Caroline Prugh.
• Nick is a reader for Pulse Ensemble Theater's playwrights workshop.

November 2006

• Nick reads the role of "George Gibbs" in a reading of Our Town by Thornton Wilder at Guild Hall Theater in Easthampton, NY.
• Reading of Damage's Done by Larson Rose at Michael Weller Theatre.
• Nick leaves for a visit to London, rehashing old haunts from when he studied abroad there and seeing new sights.

October 2006

• Nick books a supporting role in the comedy, It's a Wonderful Sex Life, which will play at Manhattan Theatre Source.
• Shooting begins on the independent film A Very Merry Bar Mitzvah directed by Michael J. Goldberg.
• Nick works with Craig Lechner of Impossible Casting on his cold reading skills and monologues.
• Nick books the role of "Smike" in the comedic play Dickens Condensed at Snug Harbor Cultural Center.
• A Bard's Day's Night('s Dream) closes its run.

September 2006

• A Bard's Day's Night('s Dream) opens at the Chernuchin Theater in the American Theatre of Actors in NYC.
• Making It screens at the New York Television Festival at the Director's Guild Theater.
• Nick books a role in the mockumentary The Triumph of William Henry Harrison, but can not accept because of the union status of the film.
• Nick is called back for Striking Viking Story Pirates.