Tim Preston
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Tim Preston is a Northern English actor based in London.
Born in Carlisle and raised in Lancashire, Tim graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2016 and has worked consistently on stage and TV since then.
Notable stage work includes playing Rosencrantz in Chichester Festival Theatre's first ever production of Shakespeare’s supreme tragedy 'Hamlet', ‘First Light' (Chichester Festival Theatre), 'Peter Pan' (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), and 'Lose Yourself' (Sherman Theatre).
He's also worked extensively on TV; credits include Rupert ‘Pongo’ Bateman in new Agatha Christie series 'The Seven Dials Mystery' (Netflix), Gary Nutkin in Netflix’s hit series ‘One Day’, 'Four Lives' (ITV studios/BBC), ‘Masters of the Air’ (Apple TV), ‘Sneakerhead’ (BBC) 'Warren' (BBC1) and ‘My Lady Jane’ (Amazon Studios)
Tim is currently on stage in an all-male revival of 'As you Like It' at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Statford Upon Avon
Born in Carlisle and raised in Lancashire, Tim graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in 2016 and has worked consistently on stage and TV since then.
Notable stage work includes playing Rosencrantz in Chichester Festival Theatre's first ever production of Shakespeare’s supreme tragedy 'Hamlet', ‘First Light' (Chichester Festival Theatre), 'Peter Pan' (Regents Park Open Air Theatre), and 'Lose Yourself' (Sherman Theatre).
He's also worked extensively on TV; credits include Rupert ‘Pongo’ Bateman in new Agatha Christie series 'The Seven Dials Mystery' (Netflix), Gary Nutkin in Netflix’s hit series ‘One Day’, 'Four Lives' (ITV studios/BBC), ‘Masters of the Air’ (Apple TV), ‘Sneakerhead’ (BBC) 'Warren' (BBC1) and ‘My Lady Jane’ (Amazon Studios)
Tim is currently on stage in an all-male revival of 'As you Like It' at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Statford Upon Avon
Charming Rogue (Northern)
Space Pilot (American)
British Space Commander (RP)
Teenager Boy (Northern)
Troll (London/Cockney)
Health & Safety (Welsh)
Villain (East European)