Nick Stevenson is a multifaceted actor who effortlessly transitions between comedy and drama, showcasing his remarkable range and versatility. His portrayal of Pete Harper in Orange Is The New Black masterfully blended humor and vulnerability, drawing audiences in with his nuanced performance.
With over two decades of experience, Stevenson has honed his craft, acquiring a plethora of skills that enable him to tackle challenging roles with ease. His dedication to his craft is evident in his intense preparation, which includes practicing for three hours a day, seven days a week, a regimen he followed for three years.
Before landing a prominent role on a hit TV show, Stevenson had a successful stand-up comedy career, performing at renowned establishments such as The Comic Strip, Carolines, and NY Comedy club. His stand-up gigs took him to various cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Louisiana, Houston, and Connecticut.
Stevenson's extensive television and theatrical credits include notable roles in Person of Interest, The Long Road Home, The Son, We Can Be Heroes, Apollo 10.5, and Orange Is the New Black, among others. His performances have garnered critical acclaim and recognition.
After taking a hiatus from acting, Stevenson pursued his passion for building and off-grid living. He bought a small ranch, where he has been teaching himself to build and learn about solar energy and sustainable living. His ultimate goal is to open his own gallery in Big Bend, where he can share his art with the world.
In New York, Stevenson's favorite theater credits include The Boys and Mercy Thieves, which he produced and acted in. He was also part of the founding team of The Outhouse Theater, where he brought Australian stories to the Big Apple. In Austin, he made his Zach Theater debut as Ed in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, earning praise for his poignant performance.
Stevenson's voice has been featured in numerous iconic ad campaigns, including Gillette, Miller Light, Energizer Batteries, British Airways, The Sydney Morning Herald, Louis Vuitton, McDonald's, DC, and Marvel cartoons.
