Kelly Nelson

Kelly got his SAG card doing a Gillette commercial directed by Joe Pytka. He met Mr. Sanford Meisner in spring 1992 and was a Founding Member of the Sanford Meisner Center for the Arts. He starred in several dozen productions and wrote/directed several others (1995-2013). Kelly was cast by Oscar nominated writer/director Lynn Mamet as the lead "Bobby Fry" in her world premiere of "The Job". He was then cast by writer/director Larry Cohen to play Charles Lindbergh in his world premiere of "Fallen Eagle" (from a screenplay he co-developed with Oliver Stone). The Sanford Meisner Center for the Arts was his home up until its closing in February of 2013. He continues to be an advocate for the Meisner Technique via Twitter @MeisnerActor. Mr. Nelson most recently portrayed Boaz in the sit com pilot "Thank You Come Again", written/directed by Chelsea Steiner as well as a sweet cameo in David Collins's 2019 sit com pilot "To Die For". Kelly likes karaoke and a good scotch and is an advocate for