Keaton Featured in ICON Magazine
"Ahead of Broadway’s new season, rising future leading men open up about their biggest fears, greatest insecurities, and their most cherished virtues and vices." – ICON Magazine
Keaton was featured in the premiere U.S. edition of ICON Magazine, joining a select group of theatre’s “future leading men” for an intimate conversation ahead of Broadway’s new season. In the interview, he spoke candidly about his journey in the industry, the personal rituals that ground him before a show, and the grit and determination that drive his career.
The feature was accompanied by an editorial rooftop photoshoot in New York City, captured by photographer Katie McCurdy and styled by Carson Stannard. Dressed in pieces from TOD’S, Loro Piana, and David Beckham Eyewear, the shoot blends high fashion with the candid, personal tone of the article—showcasing both Keaton’s artistry and individuality.
Issue One of ICON Magazine is available now at most major bookstores and magazine retailers.
GREASE - Bucks County Playhouse (2024) - Reviews
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"Keaton Miller, a recent newcomer with a voice worth hearing again"
- Marakay Rogers BroadwayWorld
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"Danny Zuko, portrayed by the charismatic Keaton Miller, embodied the quintessential bad boy with charm and charisma."
- Joey Novick TapInto
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"Keaton Miller is a handsome Danny. He is best in the character’s softer moments."
- Neal Zoren Community News
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"Millers’ performance in 'Summer Nights' was a highlight, perfectly capturing the playful banter and chemistry between the characters."
- Joey Novick TapInto
Timberlake Playhouse (2023) - Reviews
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"The wonderful Keaton Miller makes natty, streetwise bassist Nick Massi as personable (in different ways) as he did country boy Billy in Timber Lake's previous production Bright Star."
- Pamela Briggs River Cities’ Reader
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"Bright Star's action bounces between 1945 and 1923, and starts with young Billy Cane (played by no-doubt-rising star Keaton Miller) returning after the war to his small Blue Ridge Mountains town."
- Pamela Briggs River Cities’ Reader
