glyn pritchard - Ken McReddie
glyn pritchard - Ken McReddie
glyn pritchard - Ken McReddie
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THEATRE (Includes)<br />
GLYN PRITCHARD<br />
<strong>Ken</strong> <strong>McReddie</strong> Associates Ltd<br />
11 Connaught Place<br />
LONDON<br />
W2 2ET<br />
United Kingdom<br />
Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7439 1456<br />
Facsimile: +44 (0) 20 7734 6530<br />
www.kenmcreddie.com<br />
THE DARK PHILOSOPHERS Thomas Paul Hunter National Theatre Wales<br />
THE BLACK ALBUM Strapper Jatinder Verma National Theatre<br />
THE BEE Anchoko Hideki Noda Soho Theatre<br />
UNDER MILKWOOD Mr. Pugh Ian Hastings The Dukes, Lancaster<br />
BLUE REMEMBERED John Ian Hastings The Dukes, Lancaster<br />
HILLS<br />
KING LEAR Cornwall Helena Kaut-Hawson Young Vic<br />
THE DARK PHILOSOPHERS Gwyn Thomas Paul Hunter National Theatre Wales<br />
OTHELLO Gratiano Kathryn Hunter RSC<br />
GHETTO Geivish Nicholas Hytner National Theatre<br />
FUENTE OVEJUNA Geivish Declan Donnellan National Theatre<br />
BARTHOLOMEW FAIR Geivish Richard Eyre National Theatre<br />
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Bazile Helena Kaut-Hawson Manchester Royal Exchange<br />
A CHRISTMAS CAROL Bob Cratchit Robin Belfield Dukes Play House<br />
A FAMILY AFFAIR Rispolo Serdar Bilis Arcola Theatre<br />
THE DIVER Inspector Hideki Noda Soho Theatre<br />
TELEVISION<br />
THE INDIAN DOCTOR Whipper In Tim Whitby Rondo Media<br />
POBOL Y CWYM Norman Various Fiction Factory<br />
BROOKSIDE Christy Murray Various Mersey TV<br />
OH NA! Y MORGANS Mr Rowlands Cliff Jones S4C<br />
DEATH OF A SON Robin Ross Devenish BBC TV<br />
FAMOUS FIVE Llewellyn Tim Dowd Zenith North<br />
CORONATION STREET Malcolm Fox Various Granada TV<br />
A MIND TO KILL Dafydd Humphries Various S4C/Llunigu<br />
FILM<br />
HUNKY DORY Mr Gill Marc Evans Working Title<br />
WEEKENDERS Roger Karl Golden Benchmark Film<br />
BUTTERFLIES Patrick Max Jacoby Samsa Films
Glyn Pritchard continued... 1<br />
Glyn gained his first professional experience at The Open Air Theatre, Regents Park where he made his<br />
debut in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. He returned there the following season to appear in<br />
TWELFTH NIGHT for director Toby Robertson. These productions toured the Middle East. His first<br />
television experience came in “Let’s Pretend” for Central Television and he went on to record further series<br />
of this programme. In 1987 he joined the cast of CROSSROADS and played the role of Paul for one year.
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