Miro is a Bulgarian – British actor, voice artist and contemporary clown.

His professional journey began when as a student his talent was spotted by a director and professor Chavdar Chrastev, who cast him in the award winning play Easter Wine in Kyustendil Theatre. He later landed the lead role in a three-episode commercial for A1 (the leading Bulgarian mobile provider).

Since then, Miro has appeared in films, TV, short films, theatre productions, corporate films and commercials. Most notably including parts in productions for the BBC and The Royal Opera House.

Some of his theatrical credits include Two Gentlemen of Verona as Proteus, The Gronholm Method as Frank and in Karol as the Doctor.

As a theatre-maker Miro was commissioned twice by the Vconnect Project to create set pieces exploring how the emotional responses of the audience can be measured to improve the performance. He is also the creator of theatre productions The Burning Gadulka, Perfect Failure, 1+1=3 and Last Say.

Miro holds a degree in Acting from South-West University ‘’Neofit Rilski’’, Bulgaria and a degree in Theatre/Directing from Falmouth University, UK. He has also studied Jerzy Grotowski’s principles at the Alma Alter Laboratory, Bulgaria and Clown at Ecole Philippe Gaulier, France.

Miro currently lives in London, and is currently actively engaged in developing a new solo performance.