Nick began his life as a small child, eventually moving through adolescence to find himself somewhat bewildered as an occasional adult today. Fortunate enough to attend a Rudolph Steiner school, he began performing at a very young age.

He earned his bachelor's degree in Communications from Charles Sturt University in his native country of Australia, during which he focused on acting for stage and film and physical performing. After University he performed stand-up comedy before discovering what a strange bunch of people his fellow comedians were and formed The Three Bit circus - a duo comedy/juggling act, in order to get away from them.

The act featured live snakes, fire and primarily chainsaw juggling in both live and TV spots. In 2000, in search of his purist roots, he returned to acting and has performed with the major Australian state theatre companies - Sydney Theatre Co. and Melbourne Theatre Co.; has sustained regular roles on 3 TV dramas - Home & Away, All Saints and Love Bytes; has played major roles in two Australian feature films, Ned and The Tumbler and a highly forgettable role as 'Gay Bar Patron #2' in the US feature Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure. Between 2000 and 2002 he was also an ensemble member of the physical comedy troupe Urban Tales who performed sketch comedy at a large variety of booze-dealing establishments across the greater Sydney area.

In 2006, Nick found himself in New York studying with Ann Bogart and the SITI Company, and through a bizarre serious of events and too many martinis, stage managing the Flying Karamazov Brothers. Stranger still, of late he seems to be throwing things at them in an occasionally consistent way. Nick is still working with artists in Australia in the development of independent feature films. By email.