ABOUT ME
Ethan is a professional Actor (Stage and Screen) that is currently based in New York, NY. He's been acting the majority of his life, making his professional debut at age thirteen. Ethan received a BFA from the University of Minnesota Guthrie Actor Training Program, where he was able to focus his efforts on mastering text work and classical performance techniques. Since then he's been acting professionally all over the country, from Wyoming, to Washington D.C.. Ethan prides himself on having a collaborative attitude about whatever he's working on. He makes sure to go into every project with an open mind because he believes that only by listening to your collaborators are you able to make something amazing.
REVIEWS
Everyone’s a critic...
The Chosen
1st Stage Theater
"The four person production is trim and efficient to stage, yet it is complex and deeply engaging, thanks in large part to actor Ethan Miller’s wit, poise and timing as Reuven. The script, adapted by Aaron Posner and Chaim Potok from Potok’s bestselling novel, at times relies on long passages of narration. In Miller’s capable hands even the speeches that provide more context than action have movement and emotion."
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--Broadway World Washington D.C.
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The Last Match
(1st Stage Theater)
"Brilliantly embodying the young challenger’s drive, hunger, and athleticism, Miller also adeptly delivers Sergei’s trash-talking sense of humor, as the play unwinds its tale of the foes’ hard-fought match on-court, amid side glances to pivotal moments in their off-court lives..."
"...Miller rises above the script’s tendency to lean on Sergei as comic relief, and invests the guy with personality beyond his bad-boy insults, aggressive style of play, and mane of wild curls..."
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--Metro Weekly
This Much I Know
(Theater J)
"...But without doubt, the standout in the cast is Ethan J. Miller. He plays Harold, the student, along with a host of other roles throughout the play. Each one with a different accent, and each with a totally different personality. He is a young actor, who everyone will be hearing about; he is that good."
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-The Georgetown Dish