Myles Erlick

Myles Erlick is a Canadian actor, singer, dancer, and musician born on July 27, 1998, in Burlington, Ontario. He was raised by his mother, Francesca Nicassio, a talent manager who operates the Canadian talent school Stars Academy, which Erlick attended. His stepfather is Ryan Marshall, a former member of the Canadian band Walk off the Earth. Erlick trained at Canada's National Ballet School while concurrently attending Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School.

Erlick's Broadway career spanned 2008 to 2010, with his credited stage work including Billy Elliot: The Musical, in which he played the titular role. Before taking on the part on Broadway, he had already performed the same role in the Toronto production of the show. His television career began in 2011 with an appearance in an episode of the CTV crime drama Flashpoint.

In 2013, Erlick joined the cast of the Family series The Next Step in the recurring role of Noah. By the third season, the character had been elevated to a series regular, a status Erlick maintained through the show's sixth season in 2018. During his time on the series, he also participated in various international tours connected to The Next Step's promotion.

After departing The Next Step, Erlick shifted his focus toward music. He released several singles, among them "Serious," "All Day All Night" featuring Tate McRae, and "Filthy," all of which appeared on his debut studio album, Me, released on May 22, 2018. In 2019, director Steven Spielberg cast Erlick in the role of Snowboy, one of the Jets, in the 2021 film West Side Story. That same year, he received a nomination in the 2019 CelebMix Awards for Best Dancer.