Norbert Young received his professional training at the University of Benin, Nigeria while pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Theatre Arts. Since then, he has put this training to good use both on stage, television, film and radio and is now considered one of the most talented actors working today.

Upon graduation from college, Norbert began working on television and has appeared on such series as NTA's "Asizzes", "Checkmate" and AIT's "Family Circle". Nobert has starred in several films including "The Evil Thing", "First Love", "Deep Secrets", "Easy to Kill", and Tade Ogidan's acclaimed "Dangerous Twins". In 1998 he won the THEMA Award for best actor for his role in "To Live Again." Norbert has also participated in various theatre productions, including "Oedipus", "The Man Who Never Died", "Marriage of Figaro", and "The King's Horsemen".

Nobert Young appears in 30 Days as the eloquent and mesmerizing Pastor Hart.