Nicholas George Mohammed is a versatile British actor, comedian, and writer whose career spans over a decade, marked by a series of notable achievements across various platforms. He is best known for his role as Nathan Shelley in the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso, where his performance garnered nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series at the 73rd and 74th Primetime Emmy Awards. This role showcased his exceptional comedic timing and ability to connect with audiences, solidifying his status in the entertainment industry.

Mohammed’s journey began in the comedy circuit, where he honed his craft before successfully auditioning for the prestigious Footlights. His early work included appearances in popular shows such as BBC One’s Reggie Perrin and the BBC Three series The King Is Dead, where he demonstrated his knack for humor and character-driven performances. His talent for sketch comedy was further highlighted in the BAFTA-nominated CBBC show Sorry, I’ve Got No Head, and his original series Nick Mohammed in Bits received critical acclaim, showcasing his unique voice in comedy.

In addition to his television work, Mohammed has made significant contributions to film and radio. He voiced Piglet in Disney’s Christopher Robin and starred in the ITV comedy The Job Lot. His radio series, Detective Sergeant Nick Mohammed, further exemplifies his ability to blend humor with engaging storytelling, earning him a dedicated following.

Most recently, Mohammed starred in the film Maggie Moore(s) alongside Jon Hamm and Tina Fey, and he participated in the seventeenth series of Channel 4’s Taskmaster, demonstrating his versatility and continued relevance in the industry. With a rich portfolio of work that highlights his creativity and comedic talent, Nicholas Mohammed remains a prominent figure in contemporary British comedy.