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3rd Floor, Joel House 17-21 Garrick Street London WC2E 9BL Phone: 0207 420 9350 Email: [email protected] Web: www.shepherdmanagement.co.uk Photo: Sally Mais Ian Conningham Height: 5'10" (177cm) Hair Colour: Dark Brown Playing Age: 38 - 45 years Hair Length: Balding Appearance: White Voice Character: Natural Other: Equity Voice Quality: Warm Eye Colour: Green Television 2019, Television, Elaine?s Doctor, A Confession, ITV, Paul Andrew Williams 2018, Television, Offa, The Last Kingdom, BBC/ Netflix, Erik Leijonborg/Jan Matthys 2018, Television, Carl, Cleaning Up, Sister Pictures/ITV, Robbie McKillop 2018, Television, PC Dean Travis, Top Boy, Well Street Productions, Nia DaCosta 2017, Television, DC MacMillan, Coronation Street (6 eps), ITV, Various Directors 2017, Television, John Barton, Outlander, Starz, Norma Bailey 2017, Television, SGT James Apsted, Silent Witness, BBC, Diarmuid Goggins 2017, Television, Head Gardener, Trust, FX Productions, Susanna White 2016, Television, PC Joe Mason, Broken, BBC/LA Productions, Ashley Pearce 2016, Television, Tiberius, Britannia, SKY & Vertigo Films, Sue Tully 2016, Television, Byron, The Royals, Lionsgate - Universal Cable - E!, Les Butler 2016, Television, Dragoon Officer, Taboo, BBC, Anders Engström 2016, Television, The Landlord, The Windsors, C4, Adam Miller 2016, Television, Flying Squad Officer, Peaky Blinders, BBC, Tim Mielants 2015, Television, Chuckles, Doctor Who, BBC, Edward Bazelgette 2015, Television, Kent, The Dresser, BBC, Sir Richard Eyre 2015, Television, Nortier, The Musketeers, BBC, Andy Hay 2015, Television, Greaves, Grantchester II, Lovely Day & Kudos for ITV, David O'Neill 2015, Television, Skipper, Camping, Baby Cow Productions, Julia Davis 2015, Television, Mandy, The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret S3, Merman, John Hardwicke 2015, Television, Mark Anderson, Doctors, BBC, Simon Gibney 2012, Television, Romano, Da Vinci's Demons, Starz/BBC Worldwide, Michael J Bassett 2012, Television, Peto, The Hollow Crown - Henry IV (Parts I & II), BBC/Neal Street Productions/NBC Universal, Richard Eyre 2012, Television, Graham Avens, EastEnders, BBC, Jennie Darnell 2010, Television, The Real Vicar, Hotel Trubble, BBC, Natalie Bailey 2009, Television, Carl, The Bill, ITV, Jamie Annett 2008, Television, Mr Hubner, Casualty 1909, Stone City Films, Bryn Higgins 2004, Television, Mark, Courtroom, Mersey Television 2003, Television, Johno, Brookside - Settling Up, Mersey Television, Adrian Vitoria 2001, Television, Post Office Robberies Suspect, Crimewatch, BBC Television, Nic Blower Film 2018, Feature Film, Pub Landlord/Shamus (animation ref performance), Mary Poppins Returns, Walt Disney Pictures, Rob Marshall 2017, Feature Film, Peterloo, Thin Man, Mike Leigh Ian Conningham 1/4 2016, Feature Film, Mackenzie Brady, Denial, Mick Jackson 2015, Feature Film, Detective Logan, Lady Macbeth, Sixty Six Pictures, William Oldroyd 2014, Feature Film, Pirate Captain & Various Roles, Moomins on the Riviera, Handle Productions/Pictak Cie, Xavier Picard & Hanna Hemila 2014, Feature Film, London Road, Cuba Pictures, Rufus Norris 2013, Feature Film, Gulag, The Muppets...Again!, Disney, James Bobin 2003, Feature Film, Zealous, Millions, Danny Boyle 1999, Feature Film, Ice Cream Customer, Going Off Big Time, KT Films, Jim Doyle Stage 2014, Stage, Ivanov, Stephen Ward, The Aldwych, Sir Richard Eyre 2012, Stage, Tommy, All That Fall, Jermyn Street & Arts Theatre, Sir Trevor Nunn 2011, Stage, Sgt Noble, Betty Blue Eyes, Cameron Mackintosh/ Novello Theatre, Sir Richard Eyre 2010, Stage, Fag, The Rivals, Bath Theatre Royal & No 1 Tour & Haymarket Theatre, Sir Peter Hall 2009, Stage, Meeker, Inherit the Wind, The Old Vic, Sir Trevor Nunn 2009, Stage, Fra Pavel/Lord Roke/Giacomo Paradisi/Dr Cade, His Dark Materials, Birmingham Rep, West Yorkshire Playhouse & UK Tour, Rachel Kavanaugh 2008, Stage, Squealer, Animal Farm, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Nikolai Foster 2008, Stage, Will Bentine/Paul Wilson, Gone With The Wind, New London Theatre, Sir Trevor Nunn 2007, Stage, Contucci, The Giant, Hampstead Theatre, Greg Doran 2007, Stage, Ray Page/Company, Take Flight, Menier Chocolate Factory, Sam Buntrock 2007, Stage, Nym, Merry Wives of Windsor, RSC, Greg Doran 2006, Stage, Pooh-Bah, Hot Mikado, The Watermill Theatre, Craig Revel-Horwood 2006, Stage, Company, King Cotton (Workshop), Lowry Centre, Salford Quays, Jude Kelly 2006, Stage, Engineer, Jean de Florette (Workshop), The Venue, Roger Haines 2005, Stage, Joe/Josephine, Sugar, Ipswich New Wolsey/Theatre Clywd, Peter Rowe 2005, Stage, Dame Trott, Sleeping Beauty, New Wolsey Theatre, Jane Karen Carter 2005, Stage, George, Alfie, Watford Palace Theatre, Lawrence Till 2005, Stage, Mr Perks, The Railway Children, Nottingham Playhouse / Peacock Theatre, London, Andrew Breakwell 2004, Stage, Mr Tummus, Lion, Witch & The Wardrobe, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Ian Brown 2003, Stage, Chief Weasel, The Wind In The Willows, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Ian Brown 2003, Stage, Company, The Silver Sword, Nottingham Playhouse, Andrew Breakwell 2003, Stage, Mr Turpentine, Dream Dealer, Bridewell Theatre, Matthew White 2003, Stage, Company, Oh What A Lovely War, Theatr Clwyd Cymru, Tim Baker 2002, Stage, Captain Tempest, Return To The Forbidden Planet, National Tour, Bob Carlton 2002, Stage, Roger Peterson, Heaven Can Wait, Coventry Belgrade Theatre, Peter Rowe 2001, Stage, Baloo, The Jungle Book, Basingstoke Haymarket Theatre, Alistair Ramsey 2000, Stage, Eddie, Pumpboys And Dinettes, Basingstoke Haymarket Theatre, Alistair Ramsay 1999, Stage, Kenny, Jumpin Jack Flash, Liverpool Everyman Theatre, Jeremy Raison 1998, Stage, Mickey, Itchycoo Park, UK No1 Tour, David Gray 1997, Stage, Joe B. 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