ABOUT ME

A large choir dressed in black tuxedos with white shirts, performing on stage in a concert hall decorated for Christmas, with a conductor in front, a pianist at a grand piano to the left, and Christmas wreaths and purple lights hanging from the ceiling.

Green & Gleeful - Boston Gay Men’s Chorus Photo by Mike Mejia

MY STORY

Nick Panagiotou is a Boston-based singer, actor, and dancer with a passion for connecting through story and song. Raised in Shrewsbury, MA, he fell in love with the stage early — starting piano and dance lessons at age four and a half, and getting snuck into Phantom of the Opera by his grandmother despite the age minimum being five. He’s been chasing that magic ever since.

A BOSTON-BASED PERFORMER BRINGING THEATRICAL STORYTELLING TO STAGES BIG AND SMALL.

Nick holds a B.A. in Theatre from Suffolk University, with additional training in voice, dance, and acting across Boston. His performance credits span musical theatre, cabaret, and ensemble concert work. Favorite roles include Barry Glickman in The Prom and originating the role of Craig the Cardinal in A Peacock Among Pigeons, a choral-theater adaptation of the children’s book, developed in collaboration with Broadway composer John Bucchino. He’s also performed featured roles in Hair, Into the Woods, and Reefer Madness, among others. As a longtime singer, soloist and dancer with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, he has performed at Symphony Hall and on international tours across the Middle East and South Africa, where he also served as dance captain.

Cabaret became a natural extension of Nick’s love of community and live storytelling — a space where he can mix Broadway bravado with a martini and a wink. He’s written, directed, and headlined two original shows at Club Café: In Good Company and One More Song, One More Story. He is currently developing a monthly open mic residency in the Napoleon Room at Club Café, creating space for connection and creativity in Boston’s cabaret scene. Whether belting in a musical or crooning at the piano, Nick brings heart, humor, and a little sparkle to every stage he steps onto.