Mark Lyons is a NYC based actor who has a passion for acting and storytelling. Mark has appeared onstage in NYC in festivals such as the Fringe, Thespis, Secret theater one act as well as the Strawberry. He got his start in film appearing in a short film called," Separation," for which he won best actor at the USA independent film festival. Mark has appeared in feature films such as, "Following Phil", and various television programs. His most recent film, "The Untimely Gift", will premiere at th...
Mark Lyons is a NYC based actor who has a passion for acting and storytelling. Mark has appeared onstage in NYC in festivals such as the Fringe, Thespis, Secret theater one act as well as the Strawberry. He got his start in film appearing in a short film called," Separation," for which he won best actor at the USA independent film festival. Mark has appeared in feature films such as, "Following Phil", and various television programs. His most recent film, "The Untimely Gift", will premiere at the Directors Guild theater in NYC on October, 13th 2017. Mark Lyons made the decision three years ago to pursue his passion for acting and is proud of the work he has done in this short time frame. His desire was to be a part of the machine that tells a story, pass along the ability to escape and connect audiences with characters that they identify with.
Mark Lyons is a NYC based actor who has a passion for acting and storytelling. Mark has appeared onstage in NYC in festivals such as the Fringe, Thespis, Secret theater one act as well as the Strawberry. He got his start in film appearing in a short film called," Separation," for which he won best actor at the USA independent film festival. Mark has appeared in feature films such as, "Following Phil", and various television programs. His most recent film, "The Untimely Gift", will premiere at the Directors Guild theater in NYC on October, 13th 2017. Mark Lyons made the decision three years ago to pursue his passion for acting and is proud of the work he has done in this short time frame. His desire was to be a part of the machine that tells a story, pass along the ability to escape and connect audiences with characters that they identify with.
