Mike Storm

Mike Storm was born in Cincinnati, Ohio to Charles Foster and Sandra (Brown). At the tender age of 8, Mike answered his entertainment calling when he began performing stand-up comedy routines in front of his music class. In 1996 Mike attended the University of Cincinnati and began studying the Stella Adler Acting Technique before further broadening his talents at the Cincinnati Music Academy, receiving training in voice, under the hand of instructor Paul McCready. In 2002, while appearing in dozens of national television and print advertisements including: Nike, Kroger, Delta Airlines, Proctor & Gamble, and several appearances on the Jenny Jones show Mike landed an acting role in the blockbuster stage play Madea's Family Reunion (national tour). Mike's chilling performance as the antagonist character Ronnie cemented him even greater acclaim and the nickname, "puerta-rifa," coined by Mr. Perry during his brilliant comedic performance as the plays main character Madea. Today, as the Founder/President of Storm Professional Development Association, a nonprofit Academy, Mike assists youth in the advancement of sports, Creative Arts, education, and other professional careers. In addition to his business exploits, Mike has written his autobiography, The Definition of Man and plans to release it in the spring of 2021. This self-help book, fashioned from Mike's own life experiences, was written in an effort to give a deeper insight to the inner workings of men, the issues they face, and how they cope with them.