Luke Treadaway

Luke Treadaway won the Olivier Award for Best Actor in a play for his portrayal of Christopher in the National Theatre’s highly acclaimed production of The Curious Incident of The Dog In The Night-Time at the NT and Apollo Theatre.

Amongst his other extensive theatre credits are: East Is South (Hampstead Theatre), Cabaret (Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse), Hamlet/Oresteia (Park Avenue Armory, NYC), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Harold Pinter Theatre); (Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Play, National Theatre & Apollo); Over There (Royal Court & The Schaubühne, Berlin); Cradle Me (Finborough); Piranha Heights (Soho); War Horse and Saint Joan (National Theatre).

His films include: A Street Cat Named Bob; Ethel and Ernest; The Rack Pack; Unbroken; The Rise; Cheerful Weather for The Wedding; For The First Time; You Instead; Late Bloomers; Alice; Attack The Block; Killing Bono; The Whistleblower; Clash of The Titans; Heartless and Viko; Brothers Of The Head.

Luke’s TV work includes: The Serial Killer’s Wife; Lockwood & Co; The Singapore Grip; Traitors; Ordeal by Innocence; Unspeakable; Urban Myths: When Bowie Met Bolan; Fortitude; The Hollow Crown: Richard lll; Vicious; The Nightmare Worlds of HG Wells; 13 Steps Down; Clapham Junction and The Innocence Project.

His radio credits are: The Wager; Oil: Stand Firm, You Cads!; The Bone Clocks; Plantagenet Series 3- Henry V; Life and Fate: Vera and Her Pilot; The History of Titus Groan; At The Edge of The Earth; Children’s Crusade; Pilgrim Series 2; We Outnumber You; War Horse and Caligari.