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Malcolm Minor

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Malcolm Minor

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  • Height
    5′ 8½″ (1.74 m)

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  • The love for the arts has been in Malcolm's life since childhood. The Newark, NJ native was thrown into the world of acting at the age of 8. Under the tutelage of actress Marie Thomas, he studied at her school The Children's Theater Workshop / Peppermint Players for 10 years. There he studied not only acting, but singing and dancing as well. It is because of this school he was able to perform on major stages from NJPAC to Madison Square Garden for the McDonald's Gospel Fest, and Radio City Music Hall. Malcolm holds a BA in Theater from Ramapo College of NJ and an MFA in Acting from the Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University. In 2017, he was featured at the Unfix Festival in NYC as Moonlight in a new work entitled, Habitat. That same year he also featured in Something like a Fairytale at the National Black Theater Festival.

    Recently, Malcolm was selected to be a part of the 2019 Non-Equity Acting Company at the Williamstown Theater Festival. There he was involved in numerous readings and workshops of new plays, with fellowship directors, and sang in a few cabarets. Malcolm starred as Morton in #Love My Roomie web series, which is now available on Amazon Prime. Right before the pandemic, he got to be a part of JagFest 4.0 by Jag Productions. Mr. Minor is also known for his coaching. In the winter of 2018, he became the 1st head coach of the North Star Academy Speech Team. Since building the program his students have gone on to become finalists at Yale, Princeton, UPenn, not to mention state champions, and national qualifiers. In the summer of 2021 Malcolm premiered his YouTube channel: "Not Your Average Lead". Malcolm is excited for the next chapter of this journey and can't wait to bring you with him. Recently, Malcolm starred in two upcoming short films Unexpected Turbulence and Escape From Canal Street.
    - IMDb mini biography by: Malcolm Minor

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  • Is a founder, and past national president, of Gamma Xi Phi, a predominantly African-American fraternity for artists.

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