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Oliver Birch 3rd Floor, Joel House 17-21 Garrick Street London WC2E 9BL Phone: 0207 420 9350 Email: [email protected] Web: www.shepherdmanagement.co.uk Photo: Pieter Lawman Oliver Birch Brexit: An Uncivil War, Channel 4, House Productions, James Graham Location: London Nationality: British Height: 5'11" (180cm) Eye Colour: Hazel Weight: 13st. 10lb. (87kg) Hair Colour: Light/Mid Brown Appearance: White Hair Length: Mid Length Stage 2018, Stage, Gerard Croiset, Ink, Almeida / Sonia Friedman Productions, Rupert Goold / James Graham 2017, Stage, Gerard Croiset, Ink, Almeida / Sonia Friedman Productions, Rupert Goold / James Graham 2015, Stage, Stag / MD, I Want My Hat Back, National Theatre / Joel Horwood / Arthur Darvill, Wils Wilson 2015, Stage, The Chorus, Image of an Unknown Young Woman, Gate Theatre, Chris Haydon 2015, Stage, George Badger, Treasure Island, National Theatre, Polly Findlay 2014, Stage, George Badger, Treasure Island, National Theatre, Polly Findlay 2013, Stage, Captain Boomer, Moby Dick, Simple 8 / Arcola Theatre, Dir. Sebastian Armesto 2013, Stage, Caligari, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, Simple 8 / Arcola Theatre, Sebastian Armesto 2012, Stage, Nanna Dorothy Pink / Composer / MD, Sleeping Beauty, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Gail Mcintyre 2012, Stage, Reg, The Norman Conquests, Liverpool Playhouse, Philip Wilson 2011, Stage, Gaga / Composer / MD, Jack and the Beanstalk, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Gail Mcintyre 2011, Stage, Paul, 66 Books/ 1 Thessalonians by D.C. Jackson, Bush Theatre, Mike Longhurst 2011, Stage, Stewart de Lune/ Murray, There is a War by Tom Basden, National Theatre, Lyndsey Turner 2011, Stage, Lord Doubletree, The Four Stages of Cruelty, Simple8 Arclola Theatre, Sebastian Armesto/Adam Brace 2010, Stage, various, The Snow Queen, Dukes Theatre, Lancaster, Joe Sumsion 2010, Stage, Tweedle Dum/Dan/Commentator/Wonderband, Alice, Sheffield Crucible, Lyndsey Turner 2010, Stage, Story Teller, Animated Tales of Shakespeare, En Masse/ Theatre Royal Bath: The Egg, Amy Leach 2009, Stage, Spaceship 87, En Masse/ Royal Exchange Manchester, Amy Leach 2009, Stage, Father, We All Fall Down, En Masse Theatre, Amy Leach 2009, Stage, Ollie, Jollie: Abreast of Culture, Underbelly, Adam Brace 2009, Stage, Tony Jarr, Dart Fired, Arcola, Seb Armesto/Adam Brace 2008, Stage, Charles Moon, A Month In The Country, Salisbury Playhouse, Philip Wilson 2008, Stage, The Father, We All Fall Down, En Masse Theatre, Underbelly, Edinburgh, Amy Leach 2008, Stage, Ollie, Jollie: John and Ollie stuck together, Biddle and Birch, Amy Leach 2008, Stage, Cream Faced loon, Macbeth, Lyceum Theatre, Broadway, New York, Rupert Goold 2008, Stage, Cream faced loon, Macbeth, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York, Rupert Goold 2007, Stage, Cream faced Loon, Macbeth, Gielgud Theatre, West End, Rupert Goold 2007, Stage, Curio, Twelfth Night, Chichester Festival Theatre, Philip Franks 2007, Stage, Cream faced Loon, Macbeth, Chichester Festival Theatre, Rupert Goold 2007, Stage, Egg, Road Rage, Arcola Theatre, Hannah Eidinow 2007, Stage, Prodo, Scenes From an Execution, Hackney Empire/Sweet Pea, Will Oldroyd Oliver Birch 1/3 2006, Stage, Doctor, The Duchess of Malfi, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Philip Franks 2006, Stage, Kendall, The Changing Room, The Royal Court, Colin Cook 2005, Stage, Carpenter, Andorra, LAMDA, Jonathan Chadwick 2005, Stage, Gavin, Showtime, LAMDA, Jeanette Smith/ John Donnelly 2005, Stage, Sven, The Shelter, En Masse, Amy Leach 2005, Stage, Tusenbah, Three Sisters, LAMDA, Jenny Lipman 2004, Stage, Porter/ Duncan, Macbeth, LAMDA, John Link 2004, Stage, Dionysus, The Bacchae, LAMDA, Mark Bell 2004, Stage, Bosola, The Duchess of Malfi, LAMDA, James Kerr 2004, Stage, Andrew, The Ignatius Trail, En Masse, Amy Leach 2003, Stage, Carlos Homenides de Histangua, A Flea in Her Ear, LAMDA, Peter James 2003, Stage, Wonderak, Comedy of Vanity, En Masse, Will Oldroyd 2003, Stage, October Crawley, Echo Chamber, En Masse, Amy Leach 2000, Stage, MC, Cabaret, Bailey Theatre Company, Will Oldroyd Further Credits 2019, Television Movie, Gareth Kingsley, Brexit: An Uncivil War, House Productions / Channel 4, Toby Haynes 2018, Comedy, Composer, Vanishing Elephant, Nick Mohammed / Pleasance, Matt Peover 2016, Comedy, Composer, Houdini, Nick Mohammed / Pleasance, Matt Peover / Nick Mohammed 2014, Comedy, Composer, Dracula: Mr Swallow the Musical, Invisible Dot / Soho Theatre, Matt Peover / Nick Mohammed 2015, Television, Tom, Doc Martin 2013, Short Film, Ed, Map of the World, Vera Filatova 2009, Feature Film, Cream Faced Loon, Macbeth, Illuminations/PBS, Rupert Goold 2010, Comedy, Jollie: Roger, Pleasance, John Biddle 2008, Film, Tristan, Peacock Season 2012, Short Film, Man, Wanted: Murderer, William Oldroyd, William Oldroyd 2011, Short Film, Michael, Christ's Dog, William Oldroyd 2014, Television, Giles Weir, In The Flesh (Series 2), BBC, Alice Troughton 2012, Television, Giles Weir, In The Flesh, BBC, Jonny Campbell 2009, Comedy, Jollie: Abreast of Culture, Underbelly, Edinburgh, National Tour, Adam Brace 2008, Comedy, Jollie: John and Ollie Stuck Together, Underbelly, Edinburgh, John Biddle 2016, Commercial, John, Ebay Stories, Rubber Republic, Ben Steiner 2006, Comedy, Fool, Underbelly, Edinburgh, William Oldroyd Accents & Dialects: (* = native) American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Cockney, Edinburgh, French, German, Glasgow, Irish- Southern, Lancashire, London, RP*, Russian, Welsh-Standard, Yorkshire Languages: (* = Native/Fluent) English* Music & Dance: (* = highly skilled) Accordion*, Bass-Baritone*, Flute*, Guitar, Keyboards*, Mandolin, Period Dancing, Piano* Performance: Clown, Comedy, Physical Theatre, Writer/Director - Comedy Fringe Sports: (* = highly skilled) Badminton, Golf, Pool, Scuba Diving, Snooker, Squash, Stage Combat, Swimming Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence Other Skills: Comedy Songwriting, Composer, Director, Musical Director, Writer Training: LAMDA Oliver Birch 2/3 Powered by Spotlight and Tagmin The information in this CV has been provided by or on behalf of the client concerned via Spotlight.com. 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