Gareth Cassidy

Gareth Cassidy

Father and King

For the New Vic: Ladies Down Under, The Card, Ladies’ Day (with Octagon Theatre, Bolton); Marvellous (and @sohoplace); The 39 Steps, The Prince and The Pauper, Astley’s Astounding Adventures, Treasure Island.

At the New Vic: We Are Three Sisters (Northern Broadsides).

Theatre credits include: Kinky Boots (Chester Storyhouse); A Christmas Carol, The Hobbit, Beauty & The Beast, Hansel & Gretel, The Life & Times Of Mitchell And Kenynon, Pierre Point – A Hangman’s Tale, Peter Pan, Treasure Island (Dukes Theatre, Lancaster); The Card (Claybody); Spring & Port Wine (Oldham Coliseum); Cinderella (LBT Huddersfield);  Beauty And The Beast, ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore, Vincent In Brixton and She Stoops To Conquer (Theatre by the Lake, Keswick); Little Shop Of Horrors (Salisbury Playhouse); Heidi  (Northern Broadsides); Crying In The Chapel (Contact Theatre, Manchester); In The Picture (M6 Theatre); Hard Times (Library Theatre Manchester); Around The World In 80 Days (Chipping Norton Theatre & Tour); Exchange Your Talent (Royal Exchange); The Wild Adventures Of Robin Hood (Sticks Theatre); Hamlet, The Merchant Of Venice (Demi Paradise Theatre at Lancaster Castle); Pinocchio (Oldham Children’s Theatre); Cell (24 / 7 and Re:Play Festivals).

Television credits include: Brassic (Sky); South Riding (BBC); The Great Train Robbery (World Productions); Curfew (Tiger Aspect for Sky); Elton John: 10 Days That Rocked (ITV for Channel 5).

Radio and Audio Book credits including: OK Boomer, Keep The Home Fires Burning, Is There Honey Still For Tea (BBC Radio 4); and he is the voice of all the Meerkat Madness Audio Books.

Gareth is a graduate of Manchester Metropolitan University.