Seamus Whitty 

Seamus Whitty  'A Mr Big in the Making'   Alan Chadwick  The Metro

Seamus Whitty  'Deliciously Whitty'   Observer

Nationality: British

Lives: Richmond
 

Seamus Whitty   
Education: Tonbridge School 
Drama Training: The Poor School  London

Accents: RP (Native), London (Native), Dublin Newcastle, Lancashire, General American

Dance: Modern and Period
Singing: Tenor

Other: Cricket,  Feldenkaris, Swimming, PADI Advanced Scuba Diver, Yoga.
                   

The Poor School and Workhouse Theatre

 
• Experiment With An Airpump   Role: Armstrong  Author: Shelagh Stephenson
 
• Once in a Lifetime > Role: Victor Moulton > Author: Hart & Kaufmann
 
• As You Like It > Role: Duke Frederick / Silvius > Author: Shakespeare
 
• The Seagull > Role: Konstantin > Author: Anton Chekov
 
• Antony and Cleopatra > Role: Enobarbus > Author: Shakespeare
 
• Entertaining Mr Sloane > Role: Sloane / Kemp > Author: Joe Orton
 
• This Property Is Condemned   Role: Tom >  Author: Tennessee Williams
 
• The Master Builder    Role: Solness / Knut Brovik;   Author: Henrik Ibsen
 
• Forget-Me-Not Lane   Role: Frank    Author: Peter Nichols;   Director:
  

Shakespeares Globe Theatre

 
•  Titus Andronicus  - Director:  Lucy Bailey

Citizens Theatre Glasgow

 
• Chéri    Role:  Chéri;  Author:  Colette;  Director:  Philip Prowse.
  
 
• The Dance of Death     Role: Allan;  Author:  August Strinberg;  Director: Stuart Laing
 
• Peer Gynt     Role: Solveig/Ingrid;   Director:  Claire Venables
  

Screen

 
• Girl Power   Role:  Johnny;  Director:  Katie Evans
 
• The Bill   Role: Darren Willis;   Director: Ron Bain
  
 
• Holby City 'Trick or Treat'  Role:  Sean Jameson;  Director:
  
 
• Midsomer Murders 'Ring Out Your Dead'  Role:  Liam Brooker;  Director: Sarah Hellings Writer: Christopher Russell
 
• PRESS REVIEWS
  

Seamus Whitty as Chéri  The Citizens Theatre Glasgow

  The central performances by Joanna Tope as Lea and Seamus Whitty as Chéri were nothing short of superb. I felt like slapping Mr.Whitty's Chéri, so well was the sneering arrogance of his character conveyed. Still there was boyish vulnerability there, too. Kenneth Spiers - The Mail on Sunday

The Citizens Theatre Glasgow.
Review: Chéri: The Stage  Jenny Tweedie

Despite the difference in their ages. Seamus Whitty and Joanna Tope make their unconventional love credible, with Tope taking Lea from the pretence of aloofness to desperate reaches of despair with seeming ease.
It is a beautiful piece of writing, well directed, well acted and well set.  In a picture-perfect world, every play would be like this and every old woman would have a toy boy." Jenny Tweedle - The Stage

Seamus Whitty as Chéri, The Citizens Theatre Glasgow - Alan Chadwick The Metro

"Seamus Whitty as the arrogant, conceited  'evil angel' Chéri  - is definitely a Mr Big in the making."  Alan Chadwick The Metro

Contact:  Sasha Gibson

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