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Andrew is currently appearing in Northern Broadside’s production of Hard Times, directed by Conrad Nelson.
Andrew is currently appearing in Northern Broadside’s production of Hard Times, directed by Conrad Nelson.
Richard is a highly respected TV, Film & Theatre actor.
He plays “Thomas Boleyn” in both series of the hugely successful THE SPANISH PRINCESS and played “Duncan March” in Paula Milne’s THE SAME SKY, directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel.
He was recently seen in the feature film HAVOC, for Netflix, & also in a new four-part series (based on the former Russian spy, Alexander Litvineko) for ITV.
He played the recurring role of “Rich Peterson” in HOLBY CITY and other TV work includes SILENT WITNESS, EASTENDERS and LAW & ORDER.
Onstage he played “Brutus” in Loveday Ingram’s acclaimed JULIUS CAESAR, which opened the Chester Storyhouse, and was a member of Edward Hall’s ‘Propeller’, touring globally with various Shakespeare productions.
He is currently playing “Lennox” in Simon Godwin’s new production of Macbeth.
He is represented in the US by Ali McKegney.
“Richard Pepper’s thoughtful Brutus…”
-Nigel Smith, The Stage
“…the relationship between Richard Pepper’s self-righteous, tactically disastrous Brutus and Christopher Staines’s testily explosive Cassius is well charted”
-Michael Billington, The Guardian
“Richard Pepper is a very strong Brutus…”
-Peter Grant, Wirral Global
“Richard Pepper, who portrays Brutus, delivers a stirring performance and rallying rhetoric that makes it easy to get behind him as a character and as a figurehead”
-Angela Ferguson, We Are Chester
After a successful run in Michelle Terry’s inaugural season at Shakespeare’s Globe, Colin has returned for the 2019-2020 Globe Ensemble.
Prior to this, Colin was seen as John Rich, alongside Mark Rylance, in the Broadway transfer of Farinelli and The King.
He plays Barry in two series of new British comedy, Flowers.
He has extensive theatre credits which includes roles at The National, The RSC and Shakespeare’s Globe.
“Colin Hurley is a brilliant bundle of spitting energy as the definitely drunken and possibly homeless old man Euston, who hops about on two crutches yet feels perpetually in motion. It’s a wonderful character, with hints of Jez Butterworth’s Rooster but entirely original.”
-Miriam Gillinson, The Guardian
“Colin Hurley, in a classic comic man-of the-theater turn…”
-Ben Brantley, New York Times
Supporting actors such as Colin Hurley…impress throughout…”
-Dominic Maxwell, The Times
“There’s impressively nimble and engaging work from…Colin Hurley.”
-Henry Hitchings, Evening Standard
“…there are some brilliant turns from Colin Hurley…”
-Alex Wood, WhatsOnStage
“…the charming and physically loose Colin Hurley…”
-Hilton Als, The New Yorker
Cornelius has recently finished filming Angela Black.
He was recently seen in recurring roles in Ghosts, Belgravia and Carnival Row.
He has extensive TV, Film & Theatre credits.
“Cornelius Booth delights with a series of eclectic cameos…” – The Libertine, British Theatre
“Trying to keep hold of the group’s motivation is Chopper played with real gravitas by Cornelius Booth…” – Land Of Our Fathers, Reviews Hub
“Cornelius Booth…stole many of the scenes he was in…” – Peter Pan Goes Wrong, The Examiner