Nick Gabriel

Nick Gabriel is a former Resident Artist at the American Conservatory Theater, where he played many principal roles in mainstage productions at A.C.T., including Clov in Endgame opposite Tony Award winner Bill Irwin and Nihad in Scorched starring Emmy Award winner David Strathairn. At the La Jolla Playhouse, he played Zhao Dun in The Orphan of Zhao starring Tony Award winner B.D. Wong and at the Laguna Playhouse, he played Dr. Lyman Sanderson in Harvey starring Emmy Award nominee French Stewart. He also performed with the San Francisco Symphony in the role of the Soldier in A Soldier's Tale alongside Grammy Award winner Elvis Costello and Academy Award winner Malcolm McDowell. He is a Ten Chimney's Foundation Lunt-Fontanne Fellow and, in 2011, The Huffington Post named him the second most valuable contributor to the Cultural Landscape of the San Francisco Bay Area. He received a BFA in musical theater from the University of Michigan and an MFA in acting from A.C.T.