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Ryan Early Photo: Ruth Crafer 59 St. Martin's Lane London WC2N 4JS Phone: 0207 836 7849 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nikiwinterson.com Ryan Early Photo: Ruth Crafer Ryan is currently filming new BBC Comedy Drama Almost Never as regular character Dan and also plays the recurring character Lee on The Archers. Greater London, Appearance: White Location: England, United Other: Equity Kingdom Eye Colour: Blue Height: 5'10" (177cm) Hair Colour: Blond(e)-Medium Playing Age: 31 - 45 years Voice Quality: Warm Television Television, Dan (Series Regular), Almost Never, Saltbeef TV for the BBC, Ben Kellett Television, Reynard (Regular), Knightfall, A&E/History, Douglas McKinnon Television, Ben Francis, Holby City, BBC, Simon Harper Television, Toby (Recurring), The Crown, Netflix, Stephen Daldry Television, Will, The Jason Phillips Show (Pilot), Epic Film Capital, Kye Loren Television, Chris Helfer, Doctors, BBC, Various Directors Television, Stephen The Serbian, Margot and Mez (Pilot), Tantrum Films, Sarah Solemani Television, Tom Read (Lead), Casualty, BBC, Dave Beauchamp Television, Callum Shawcross, Emmerdale, ITV, Various Television, Ben Millgan, Coronation Street, Granada, Laurence Moody Television, Darren, Soup Kitchen, Pig Productions Television, Greg Burns, The Bill (4 Episodes), Thames Television, Various Directors Television, Kenny, Love Soup, BBC Television, Verity Lambert Television, PC Tom Nicholson, Heartbeat Series 11, Granada Television, Various Television, Terry, The Detective, BBC Television Film Feature Film, Simon Adeveret, A NIGHT IN 97, The Evil Corporation, Sam Prudence Feature Film, DC Harrington, The Foreigner, STX Entertainment, Martin Campbell Feature Film, Captain Bryce, Red Tails, Lucas Films, Anthony Hemingway Produced By George Lucas Feature Film, Patrick, An Acre Of Moon, Sundance Pictures, Leo McNally Feature Film, Koko, Besame Mucho, Partnership Productions, Joseph Pitchadze Stage Stage, Stan, GOD OF CHAOS, Theatre Royal Plymouth, David Mercatali Stage, Jack, Ready or Not, Arcola Theatre for Kali Theatre Co, Helena Bell Stage, Tony, The Argument By William Boyd, Hampstead Theatre, Anna Ledwich Stage, Oblonsky, Anna Karenina, Royal Exchange Theatre, Ellen McDougal Stage, Oblonsky, Anna Karenina, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Ellen McDougal Stage, Sourwit, The Womans Wyle, Shakespeares Globe/Glastonbury Festival, James Wallace Stage, Dylan Thomas, Dylan Thomas In Fitzrovia, Dylan Thomas Festival, Simon Green Stage, Willie, Blue Remembered Hills, Chichester Festival Theatre, Anna Ledwich Stage, Donny, Donnys Brain, Hampstead Theatre, Anna Ledwich Ryan Early 1/3 Stage, Dan, Mustafa, Soho Theatre/Royal Exchange, Janet Steel Stage, Gryphon/March Hare, Wonderland, Royal & Derngate, Laurie Sansom Stage, Dominic, Amy's View, Nottingham Playhouse, Zoe Waterman Stage, Chris, The Interview, Arcola Theatre, Simon Pittman Stage, DCSI John Perkins, The Hounding of David Oluwale, Eclipse Theatre Co./National Tour, Dawn Walton Stage, Muller, All Quiet On The Western Front, Nottingham Playhouse and National Tour, Giles Croft Stage, Soldier, War and Peace by Mark Ravenhill, Royal Court/Latitude Festival, Clare Lizzimore Stage, Skin, Starseeker, Royal & Derngate Theatre, Dani Parr Stage, The Civil Servant, The Eleventh Capital, Royal Court, Natalie Abrahami Stage, Austin, Beau Brummell, Theatre 59E59, New York, Simon Green Stage, Wilson, Teeth 'N' Smiles By David Hare, Royal Court, Mark Ravenhill/David Hare Stage, Ian Laidlaw, Miss Yesterday, Scarborough Stephen Joseph Theatre, Sir Alan Ayckbourn Stage, Jasper, The Knight Of The Burning Pestle, Young Vic/Barbican, Anna Mackmin Stage, Daniel, About Face, Almeida Studio, Mike Miller Stage, Charlie Bates, Oliver Twist, Hammersmith Lyric Theatre National Tour, Neil Bartlett Stage, Quack, The Country Wife, Watford Palace Theatre, Laurence Till Stage, Robin Starveling/1st Fairy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare's Globe, Mike Alfreds Stage, Decius/The Groom, The Golden Ass, Shakespeare's Globe, Tim Caroll Stage, Mable, The Servant, Hammersmith Lyric Theatre, Neil Bartlett Stage, Wilfred Crompton, Spring And Portwine, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Alan Dosser Stage, Dickon, The Secret Garden, Nottingham Playhouse, Jacob Murray Stage, Glen Garon, One Life And Counting, The Bush Theatre/Channel 4, Sacha Wares Radio Radio, Words For You, BBC R3/Sony, Elizabeth Brown Radio, MathsMan, MathsMan, BBC Radio 4 Radio, Gratiano, The Merchant of Venice, BBC Radio Drama, Emma Harding Radio, Lee, The Archers, BBC, Various Further Credits Music Video, Friend, "Leave Right Now" by Will Young Short Film, The Librarian, Bookcruncher, Produced By Trudie Styler Voice Over, Voice, Kwik Fit Pheonix Mega Deals 2015 Campaign, Crossfire TV, Gemma Hall Voice Over, Voice, Superfast Broadband Spring Campaign, Crossfire TV, Gemma Hall Accents & Dialects: (* = native) American-California, American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Australian, Belfast, Cockney, Devon, Dublin, Essex, Geordie, Liverpool, London, Manchester, RP, Yorkshire Languages: (* = Native/Fluent) English* Music & Dance: (* = highly skilled) Ballet, Jive, Piano*, Sight-Reading, Tenor*, Waltz Performance: Comedy Sports: (* = highly skilled) Athletics, Fencing*, Fishing, Football, Running, Tennis* Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence, Motorcycle Licence Other Skills: Improvisation Training: Drama Centre London Ryan Early 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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