Michael John Innes, a renowned actor, was born in Christchurch in 1953, and his professional journey began when he relocated to Australia 20 years later, adopting the stage name Mick Innes.
With a remarkable career spanning over three decades, Mick has made a significant impact in the film, television, and theatre industries, showcasing his versatility and talent in numerous roles in both New Zealand and Australia. His impressive repertoire includes appearances in notable productions such as Bootmen, Home and Away, Echo Point, Hounds, Sunny Skies, Super City, and Shortland St.
Mick's dedication to his craft is evident in his extensive work in the theatre, with performances in various productions in both countries. His extensive experience has earned him the reputation of being a veteran actor, with a remarkable ability to adapt to diverse roles.
As Mick celebrated his 60th birthday in 2013, he decided to commemorate the occasion by co-creating the solo performance ZEN DOG: Hazy Recollections From The Life of Mick Innes. This unique production is a series of raw confessions, offering a candid look into his life as an actor, as well as his personal experiences. With ZEN DOG, Mick has chosen to expose himself, showcasing his life in a raw and unfiltered manner, with the audience witnessing his life story unfold in its entirety.
