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Stephen R. Miller

Stephen R. Miller

Actor | Producer — Point of View Radio Show

Stephen Miller is an actor and is the producer for the award-winning Point of View Radio Talk Show. He has a BA in Drama from Dallas Baptist University, and an MA in Media and Communication from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has also done graduate work at UT Dallas, where he studied Philosophy and Aesthetics. Before coming to Point of View, he taught Drama, Theology, and Rhetoric at The Covenant School in Dallas, TX. He has been a stage, TV, and film actor since the early 1990s. Favorite roles include Fagin in "Oliver", Richard in "Richard III", Jack in "The Importance of Being Earnest", and Man in the Chair in "The Drowsy Chaperone." He is married to April, and they have two children, Juliet and Brennan.

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