Niles Fitch

Niles Fitch built a notable career across film, television, and stage, recognized for his performances in prominent productions. After making his theatrical debut as Young Martin Luther King, Jr. in the musical ‘I Dream’ in 2010, directed by Jasmine Guy, Fitch went on to secure a prominent role in Disney’s The Lion King musical North American Gazelle Tour in 2011 as Young Simba. His acclaimed performance during the tour earned him the Denver Post Ovation Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Touring Show in 2011.

He further showcased his versatility in ‘The Fallout,’ and achieved a notable milestone as Disney’s first live-action Black Prince in ‘Secret Society of Second Born Royals’ in 2020. During this period, Fitch also pursued higher education, undertaking film studies at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, balancing his rigorous acting commitments with his academic pursuits. Most recently, Niles Fitch graduated from the University of Southern California in 2024, demonstrating his dedication to both his craft and his education. He also actively collaborates with Lupus LA, leveraging his platform to raise awareness for the organization.

With a robust portfolio spanning theatrical productions, network television, and feature films, Fitch continues to be a compelling talent within the entertainment industry, known for his impactful performances and diverse range.