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Craig Pinder 3rd Floor, Joel House 17-21 Garrick Street London WC2E 9BL Phone: 0207 420 9350 Email: [email protected] Web: www.shepherdmanagement.co.uk Photo: Ric Bacon Email: [email protected] Website: www.shepherdmanagement.co.uk Craig Pinder Other: Equity, AEA Greater London, England, United Kingdom Eye Colour: Hazel Location: Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom Hair Colour: Light/Mid Brown Height: 5'9" (175cm) Hair Length: Bald Weight: 11st. 7lb. (73kg) Facial Hair: Beard Playing Age: 51 - 65 years Voice Quality: Melodious Appearance: Mixed Race, White Voice Character: Natural Stage 2019, Stage, The Constable, Fiddler on the Roof, Playhouse Theatre & Menier Chocolate Factory, Trevor Nunn 2017, Stage, Senator Carlin, The Best Man, Bill Kenwright Ltd & Tour, Simon Evans 2017, Stage, John MacCormick Butts, Veteran's Day, Finborough Theatre, Hannah Boland Moore 2016, Stage, Bee Doyle, Floyd Collins, Wilston's Music Hall, Jonathan Butterell 2016, Stage, Harry the Horse, Guys and Dolls, Runaway Entertainment, Gordon Greenberg 2015, Stage, Dave/Dan, Walking the Chains, Show of Strength Theatre Company, Robin Belfield 2014, Stage, Eli, Hibiscus Hotel, Yellowtale Theatre Company, Robin Belfield 2014, Stage, Robert, Blue/Orange, Canoe Theatre, Julia Thomas 2013, Stage, Seth, High Society, Music and Lyrics, Anna Linstrum 2012, Stage, Parson & Dawn, The White House Murder Case, Orange Tree, Richmnd, Christopher Morahan 2012, Stage, Lewald/Snyder/Sherrill, 1936, Attic Theatre Company, Jenny Lee 2012, Stage, Willy Loman, Death of a Salesman, Upside Out, Amy Bonsall 2012, Stage, Othello, Othello or the Tragedy of Conchy Joe, Yellowtale Theatre Company, Robin Belfield 2011, Stage, Othello, Othello, Nuffield Theatre Southampton, Robin Belfield 2010, Stage, John, The Subject Was Roses, English Theatre of Hamburg, Jenny Lee 2009, Stage, Woodcutter, Rashoman, RADA, MinJae Kang 2008, Stage, Cecil B. DeMille, Sunset Boulevard, ATG, Craig Revel Horwood 2008, Stage, Gurney, When Is A Door Not A Door, Central School of Speech and Drama, Geoffrey Colman 2005, Stage, Hyram/Elder/Paypal, Micro Musicals, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Laurie Sansom 2004, Stage, Rev Shaw-Moore/Principal, Footloose, UK Tour, Paul Kerryson 2003, Stage, James Monahan, The Ballad Of Little Jo, Bridewell Theatre, Carol Metcalf 2002, Stage, Sweeney Todd, Sweeney Todd, New Vic Theatre, Chris Monks 2001, Stage, Tristram, Taking Steps, Mount Holyoke Summer Theater, Susan Daniels 2000, Stage, Harry, Mamma Mia, West End, Phyllida Lloyd 1999, Stage, The Marshall, Babydoll, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Lucy Bailey 1999, Stage, Calvin/Fielding/Lt.Waters/Devries, Life During Wartime, Lyric Studio, Toby Reisz 1998, Stage, McBurney, Not About Nightingales, Alley Theater, Houston, Trevor Nunn/Stephen Rayne 1998, Stage, McBurney, Not About Nightingales, Royal National Theatre, Trevor Nunn Craig Pinder 1/3 1998, Stage, Karl, Popcorn, National Tour, Lawrence Boswell 1997, Stage, Parson, A Chaste Maid in Cheapside, Shakespeare's Globe, Malcolm McKay 1997, Stage, Macmorris / Rambures, Henry V, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Richard Olivier 1996, Stage, Sheldrake, Sunset Boulevard, Really Useful Group, Trevor Nunn 1995, Stage, Rommel, Hands Up (For You The War Has Ended), New Vic Theatre, Peter Cheeseman 1995, Stage, Banquo, Macbeth, Greenwich Theatre, Mark Rylance 1995, Stage, The Mikado, The Mikado, New Vic Theatre, Chris Monks 1994, Stage, Booth, Assassins, Manchester Library Theatre, Roger Haines 1994, Stage, Capulet, Romeo & Juliet, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Stephen Hirst 1994, Stage, Sir Toby Belch, Twelfth Night, Eye Theatre, Tom Watson 1993, Stage, Frank, All My Sons, Palace Theatre, Watford, Lou Stein 1993, Stage, Merchant / Practice, Comedy Of Errors/Little Murders, Royal Exchange, Gregory Hersov 1993, Stage, Graham, Talking Heads (A Chip in the Sugar), Eye Theatre, Tom Watson 1993, Stage, Cenci, The Cenci, Dead Poets, Lyric Studio, Sydnee Blake 1992, Stage, Bobby, Company, Northcott Theatre, Exeter, John Durnin 1992, Stage, Eric Bogosian Monologues, Drinking in America, Royal Exchange, Chris Monks / Allan Pollock 1992, Stage, Prince/Louis, Romeo and Juliet / A View From The Bridge, Royal Exchange, Gregory Hersov 1991, Stage, Shem, Children Of Eden, Prince Edward Theatre, John Caird 1990, Stage, Rona Anderson/Shevardnadze, Moscow Gold, Royal Shakespeare Company, Barry Kyle 1989, Stage, Amiens, As You Like It, Royal Shakespeare Company, John Caird 1989, Stage, Miller/Curbishley, Singer, Royal Shakespeare Company, Terry Hands 1989, Stage, Doctor/Madman, The Duchess Of Malfi, Royal Shakespeare Company, Bill Alexander 1987, Stage, Lambert Le Roux, Pravda, Swan Theatre Worcester, John Ginman 1985, Stage, Jean Valjean/Bishop/Bamatabois/Ensemble, Les Miserables (Original London Cast), Royal Shakespeare Company/Cameron MacIntosh, Trevor Nunn/John Caird 1984, Stage, Cubitt, Brighton Rock, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, Simon Dunmore 1984, Stage, Dan / Sgt. Major, THE HIRED MAN, Leicester Haymarket / Astoria Theatre, David Gilmore 1983, Stage, Sandy, A TOUCH OF SPRING, Harrogate Theatre, Mark Piper 1983, Stage, Powell, FIND YOUR WAY HOME, Off-Off Broadway 1982, Stage, David Bliss U/S, HAY FEVER, Kenyon Festival Theater Ohio, Ted Walsh 1982, Stage, Sampson, ROMEO AND JULIET, Kenyon Festival Theater Ohio, Ted Walsh 1982, Stage, Melchior, SPRING AWAKENING, Kenyon Festival Theater Ohio, Charles Newell 1982, Stage, Len, THE DWARFS, Off-Off Broadway, Rob Anthony 1982, Stage, Ensemble, THE GREEKS, Hartford Stage Company, Mark Lamos 1982, Stage, Moon, THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND, Kenyon Festival Theater Ohio, Charles Newell 1981, Stage, Ensemble, ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, Hartford Stage Company, Mark Lamos 1981, Stage, Stephen Blackpool, HARD TIMES, Heritage Theatre, Thomas Luce Summa 1981, Stage, Ensemble, KEAN, Hartford Stage Company, Mark Lamos Television 1994, Television, Christoph Schliack, Crimewatch File, BBC Television, Martin O'Collins 1986, Television, Man in bar, Edmond, BBC Television, Malcolm McKay 1986, Television, Terreblanche, One Day, BBC Television, Malcolm McKay 1981, Television, Michaels, SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, CBS Television, Rambures, HENRY V, Channel 4 Film 2009, Feature Film, Whitehead, Windjammers, Stray Dogs, Kareem J. Mortimer / Ric Von Maur 2008, Film, Mike, Children of God, Kareem J. Mortimer 1985, Feature Film, Irving, The American Way, Maurice Phillips 2015, Feature Film, Samuel Major, Cargo, Best Ever Film, Kareem Mortimer Short Film 2002, Short Film, Factory Boss, A Refugee, Rick Leaf 2011, Short Film, Mr, Reynolds, Lost (http://vimeo.com/31336362), Double G, Grant Gilbert Audio 2014, Audio, Narrator, The Land of the Pink Pearl, Pink Pearl Productions, Craig Pinder Accents & Dialects: (* = native) American-California, American-New England, American-New York, American-Southern States, American-Standard, Birmingham, Bristol, Caribbean*, Cockney, Cornwall, Cumbrian, Edinburgh, Irish-Southern, Manchester, Mid-Atlantic, Northern, RP, West Country, West Indies, Yorkshire Languages: (* = Native/Fluent) Craig Pinder 2/3 French Music & Dance: (* = highly skilled) Baritone, Blues, Falsetto, Guitar, High Baritone*, Lyric baritone, Piano, Reggae Singing, Rock Singing, Tenor Performance: Comedy, Musical Theatre, Musician-Professional, Repertory, Singer-Professional Sports: (* = highly skilled) Stage Combat, Swimming Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence Other Skills: Computer Literate, Drama Workshop Leader Training: RADA (Acting Diploma) RCSSD (MA) 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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