On May 25, 1963, Michael John Myers was born in Toronto’s Scarborough neighborhood.

Myers was accepted into The Second City Canadian touring group after she completed high school. After relocating to the UK, he joined The Comedy Store Players, an improv group headquartered at The Comedy Store in London, as one of its founding members in 1985.

The next year, he co-starred with Neil Mullarkey on the British kids’ TV program Wide Awake Club, parodying its usual enthusiasm with their own “Sound Asleep Club.”

As a cast member of Second City Theatre, The Second City’s Toronto main stage production, he returned to Toronto and The Second City in 1986. He relocated to Chicago in 1988 from Toronto’s Second City. He trained, performed, and offered instruction at the Improv Olympic there.

Mike Myers health: Does Mike Myers have Parkinson’s Disease?

No, Mike does not have Parkinson’s disease. However, Catatonia is a condition that Michael possesses. When he sits or stands, Michael Myers occasionally experiences movement impairment. This is logical since it clarifies why Michael chooses to walk after his victims rather than run.

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