Actor: Theatre, Screen, Commercial:
Bringing Characters to Life
As an actor, Mick Thyer is a chameleon, effortlessly slipping into the skin of characters and bringing them to life with authenticity and depth. From the stage to the screen, Mick's performances resonate with audiences, leaving a lasting impression long after the curtain falls.
On Screen
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HOOK MAN BY KEVIN IGNATIUS
In this short horror drama, a struggling music producer sells his soul to a drum machine. Written and directed by Kevin Ignatius, Mick takes on the role of Ben.
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THE APPEARANCE OF THINGS BY JIM TASSOPULOS
An ensemble drama set in Los Angeles revolving around rehearsals for an avant-garde production of Oscar Wilde's Salome, where the real lives of those involved in the production begin to mirror the ancient themes of the play.
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GIRLS NEVER CALL BY NACHO MANUBENS
KEVIN has a formula: he earns $300 a month working as a gardener, and even manages to save some. LORENA has her own formula: she's a secretary and manages to spend twice as much as she earns. She likes to go to expensive clubs and loves to shop on Rodeo Drive. He only listens to music he downloads for free and buys his clothes at thrift stores.
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THE ATTACK 3
One year after she was brutally terrorized, a young woman and her friends come face to face with the same would-be killer.
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AFTER JUDGEMENT BY MICHAEL DAVIES JR.
In a world where no one dies and the sun never sets an ex-priest enlists the help of a small boy and a rag-tag band of strangers to find the fabled last remaining entrance into paradise. Mick appeared in a reoccurring guest spot as Mr. Reynolds
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Cheat
On the surface, it's believed to be another urban legend - a supernatural being from the afterlife is violently killing anyone who cheats on their significant other in the small college town of Silvercreek, Pennsylvania. But the town's unusually high suicide rate is finally convincing both locals and college students that everything is not as it seems.
On Stage
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ORANGE FLOWER WATER BY DAVID WRIGHT
Two relationships intimately touched by infidelity, Mick plays the role of Brad, married to Beth, an unfaithful wife. When Beth finally tells her spouse, Brad, that she is leaving him, he goes through a litany of emotions: rage, pain, neediness, and heartbreak. The turmoil takes its toll on Beth, who ends up sobbing on their bed. Mick’s portrayal of Brad has been lauded by multiple publications, including Backstage.com and Broadwayworld.com.
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SANCTUARY BY DAVID WILLIAMSON
Righteous indignation gets a full-bodied and bloodied airing in David Williamson’s intense drama about a lefty ideologue, John Alderston, played by Mick Thyer, who comes crashing into the luxury Australian apartment of renowned and now retired international journalist Robert “Bob” King. Mick's role in Sanctuary has been covered in LA Weekly.
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OTHELLO BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
When Othello, a heroic black general in the service of Venice, appoints Cassio and not Iago as his chief lieutenant, Iago plots Othello’s downfall by falsely implicating Othello’s wife, Desdemona in a love affair.
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THE DUMB WAITER BY HAROLD PINTER
Two hitmen, Ben and Gus, are waiting in a basement room for their assignment. In true pinter form, this absurdist thriller unfolds in short staccato rhythms both hilarious and menacing in its delivery.
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AQUARIUM BY ROBIN WRIGHT
Outstanding Playwriting - New York International Fringe Festival 2005
Is putting a killer whale on display in lower Manhattan a revolutionary gesture or a disaster waiting to happen? Are predators cruel by nature or are they just doing their job? Robin Maguire's tangled drama is about a hotshot architect whose career tanks after his dream project collapses.
IN COMMERCIALS
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