NICK GABRIEL
ABOUT
“There is very little in the American Theater that Nick Gabriel hasn’t done. And he does it all well.” – Melissa Smith, former Conservatory Director, A.C.T.
Nick Gabriel is an award-winning theater artist, educator, and administrator. He has played principal roles in noteworthy productions at some of the largest nonprofit theaters in the United States. He has directed both canonical classics and world premieres in traditional and non-traditional spaces and has written dramatic adaptations that have been performed internationally. His ongoing work with luminary actors, directors, playwrights, and designers has resulted in critically acclaimed productions and lifelong friendships.
As an administrator, Gabriel blends creativity and pragmatism, while cultivating a culture of transparency and collaboration. His holistic approach to leadership includes artistic-excellence-by-example, mission-driven growth, and a personal commitment to expanding patronage of the performing arts through intentional community building initiatives with measurable outcomes.
Widely regarded as an expert in actor training, Gabriel is a passionate mentor to artists the world over. His service to the field includes membership on the Board of Directors for ETC, an education and advocacy organization committed to the promotion and advancement of classic plays written by women and people of all underrepresented genders.
As an administrator, Gabriel blends creativity and pragmatism, while cultivating a culture of transparency and collaboration. His holistic approach to leadership includes artistic-excellence-by-example, mission-driven growth, and a personal commitment to expanding patronage of the performing arts through intentional community building initiatives with measurable outcomes.
Widely regarded as an expert in actor training, Gabriel is a passionate mentor to artists the world over. His service to the field includes membership on the Board of Directors for ETC, an education and advocacy organization committed to the promotion and advancement of classic plays written by women and people of all underrepresented genders.