Andrew Charleson
   
 
From 11th April 1999 I am playing �Victor� in a tour of "Private Lives" directed by Alan Strachan: playing Bahrain, Dubai, Beijing, Hong kong, Kuala Lumpur, Al Ain and Abu Dhabi� returning (and available from) June 5th.

Andrew Charleson is represented by SCOTT MARSHALL
0181 749 7692
VoiceOver representation is by Penny Brown at VOICECALL Ltd.
0181 874 1793

 
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Andrew Charleson was born in London, trained at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and with the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain.

He has been seen on television most recently in the new BBC comedy "All along the Watchtower" and before that in Lynda La Plante�s new drama serial "Supply and Demand".

Other T.V. work has included roles in "This Life", "Next of Kin", "Crime Limited", "Family Life", "Seekers", "Stay lucky", "The Bill", "Rough Justice", "House of Elliot", "Memento Mori", "Lazarus and Dingwall", "No Place Like Home" and most enjoyably as Del-boy�s dentist in "Only Fools and Horses".

Andrew spent two years as �Gerald� in the West End production of "Me and My Girl" at the Adelphi Theatre, singing and (believe it or not!) tap-dancing his way through �The Sun Has Got His Hat On� for over 800 performances.

His most memorable season was being directed by Alan Ayckbourn in his trilogy of plays "The Norman Conquests" at Scarborough.

Other theatre work has included tours of "Breezeblock Park" and "The Other Side of Chris Barrie", �Jack� in "The Importance of being Earnest" in Oxford and �Touchstone� in "As You Like It" at Regents Park. He�s also been in "Stealing the Scene" at The man in the Moon, "Twelfth night" at St George�s, "Brylcreem Boys" at The Young Vic, "Red Magic" at Pentameters, and a tour playing Arnold in "The Perils of Arnold Hardstaff!"

Andrew appeared in Derek Jarman�s controversial film "Edward II" and briefly with Robin Williams in a Bill Forsyth/David Puttnam film "Being Human".


 
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