Nathan Andrew Miller is a junior at Niagara University studying Theatre Performance and English. He frequently performs on the NU stage and is also active backstage. He has had the pleasure of performing on a variety of stages in his hometown of Buffalo, New York, including the Alleyway Theater, Canisius High School, Kaleidoscope Theatre, Lockport Palace Theatre, Riviera Theater, Road Less Traveled Theater, Sacred Heart Academy, and Subversive Theatre. When not on stage, Nathan enjoys reading, writing, and being a complete musical nerd! He also enjoys sports, and will remain a diehard Buffalo Sabres, Buffalo Bills, and Chicago White Sox fan no matter what anyone says!
 BWW Reviews: Solving THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD at the Kavinoky Theatre
October 3, 2012
When you hear the name Charles Dickens, you almost automatically put in your mind an image of that cute little orphan boy roaming the streets of London picking pockets, or maybe the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future guiding Scrooge on a walk down memory lane. You probably don't think of The Mystery of Edwin Drood. In picking their show for the Curtain Up celebration, the Kavinoky Theatre did, and the entire Buffalo theatre community has benefited from it.
 BWW Reviews: Re-imagining the Classic MUSIC MAN at MusicalFare Theatre
September 29, 2012
The intimate MusicalFare Theatre on the Daemen College campus is one of Buffalo's premier theatres. MusicalFare never ceases to amaze with the way that they adapt notoriously big productions into their space. Chris Kelly's re-imagined production of Meredith Willson's The Music Man is no exception to the rule. Kelly's directorial vision reduces the set to a series of tables and chairs which can be rearranged to indicate a different location, as well as ladders, used primarily in the "Marian the Librarian" sequence. His reduced set, as well as his reduction of the cast to 16 performers, is an absolutely delectable choice. Gone is the flashiness and unnecessary spectacle of a huge production, and what remains is the heartfelt and charming tale, along with a little bit of the necessary "flashiness" from Prof. Harold Hill.
 BWW Reviews: Looking through a Different Lens in ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD at Buffalo Laboratory Theatre
September 25, 2012
A review of Buffalo Laboratory Theatre's production of Tom Stoppard's ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD,running through 9/29.
 BWW Reviews: Arresting, Emotionally Charged NEXT TO NORMAL at Classical Theatre Company
September 24, 2012
From the opening piano riff, a driving and intense, yet somehow melodic, progression, the Irish Classical Theatre Company's production of Next to Normal is arresting, poignant, and emotionally charged.
 Faces of Curtain Up: Interviewing Amy Jakiel, star of Musicalfare's THE MUSIC MAN 9/5-10/14
August 29, 2012
The first installment of the four-part series Faces of Curtain Up. An interview with Amy Jakiel, who will be appearing as Marian Paroo in Music Man at Musicalfare Theatre from 9/5-10/14. I met with Amy to discuss this year's role and her career as a performer/director extraordinaire.
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