

Nolan Montgomery is a bi-coastal artist hailing from Santa Barbara, California.
In just three years, he graduated summa cum laude with a BFA in Musical Theater from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee College of Music.
Since graduating, Nolan has built a professional career spanning the country, developing new works and performing at Tony Award–winning regional theaters.
A versatile triple threat, Nolan brings a dynamic blend of strong physicality, sharp comedic timing, and grounded, nuanced technique to his work. His range allows him to move fluidly between heightened, expressive performance and subtle, emotionally detailed storytelling. Refusing to be confined by traditional “type,” Nolan’s presence extends beyond expected boxes, enabling him to embody a wide spectrum of characters with specificity and authenticity. Whether anchoring an ensemble or stepping into a principal role, he is a collaborative and confident performer with a deep commitment to finding play while remaining true to the integrity of the piece.
A dedicated creator, Nolan is constantly evolving as an artist, drawing inspiration from the natural world, the realities of life, & the rising generation of artists and activists.
His creative pursuits extend beyond the stage to songwriting & photography, reflecting a deep commitment to storytelling in all its forms.
In his free time, Nolan enjoys running, playing guitar, & traveling.
“Nolan Montgomery is earnest, ditzy and hilarious as Margaret Mead singing 'My Conviction.' It is a fun and memorable scene.”
BroadwayWorld - HAIR
“Gymnasia (from the Greek for “naked”), who Nolan Montgomery brings to rip-roaring life with nary a word and the crack of a whip.”
Washington City Paper - A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
“In a hysterical performance as the excitedly befuddled Margaret Mead, Nolan Montgomery developed an incredibly comic physical character.
The rigidly flamboyant wiggles and pitter-patter footsteps had me cackling.”
UnProfessional Opinion - HAIR
“…to the uproarious talents of the courtesans (especially Nolan Montgomery's larger-than-life Gymnasia)”
Theater Mania - A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
“Nolan Montgomery as Jonathan/Margaret Mead was a joy, bringing absurd yet kindly old lady and lover hippie to life with vivacity.”
DMV Theatre Review - HAIR
“And sometimes even the less vocal players can make the biggest impression: Nolan Montgomery as the statuesque Gymnasia,
Lycus' whip-cracking courtesan…”
The Free Lance-Star - A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum

