Michael Ignatius, born on August 19, 1985, is a multifaceted talent with a passion for entertainment that has spanned over two decades.

+ At 31 years of age and engaged to Natasha Jordan, he balances his roles as a Marketing Assistant and an HIV/AIDS Counselor/Tester at Giftland Mall with a thriving career in the entertainment industry.

A Journey Through Entertainment:

Acting Career:

Michael’s journey in the world of acting began in 1998, and he has continued to captivate audiences with his exceptional talent. He’s been a part of numerous stage plays, including “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” “Two’s Ah Crowd 1&2,” “Till Ah Find Ah Place,” “Woman-in-law,” “The Black Widow,” and many more.

Stage Productions:

Michael has made notable contributions to stage productions like “Nothing to Laugh About,” “Link Show,” “Awe Society,” and the National Drama Festival.

Film Productions:

His versatility extends to film, with appearances in productions such as “83 Million Gee’s,” “Protection Game,” “A Bitter Lime,” and “Brown Sugar Too Bitter For Me.”

Television Sitcom:

He’s added humour to the small screen with “Welcome to My Life,” a Guyanese comedy sitcom.

Radio Sitcom:

In “Merundoi,” Michael played the voice of Anil, addressing behaviour and social issues.

Stand-Up Comedy:

Since 2013, Michael has embraced stand-up comedy, making audiences laugh across Guyana and even in countries like the USA, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, and Antigua.

Notable Achievements:

– Best Actor Award at the National Drama Festival in 2017.
– Uncensored Title at the Uncensored Stand-up Comedy Competition in 2015.
– King of the Ground Title in a Stand-up Comedy Competition.

Endeavours:

With aspirations to own his production company, Michael continues to leave his mark on the entertainment industry.

A true talent, Michael Ignatius, also known by his stage names ‘Credit’ and ‘Beyonce,’ stands as one of Guyana’s finest actors. His journey began at Beterverwagting Community High School, and since then, he has continued to rise to new heights. He’s not only an entertainer but also a counsellor, making a significant impact in the fight against HIV/AIDS.