Ziggy Heath
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Ziggy Heath is a British/Polish London based actor.
A graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), he has an extensive background across both film, television and theatre.
His TV credits include new Steven Knight series 'A Thousand Blows' (Disney+), Channel 4's BAFTA nominated series 'I Am Maria', Caitlin Moran's 'How To Build A Girl' (Film4), Sam Holland in 'Harlots' (BBC) and Jack Philips in the adaptation of Jessie Burton's best selling novel 'The Miniaturist' (BBC).
On stage, some of Ziggy’s lead roles include David Edgar's political thriller 'The New Real' (RSC/Headlong) Peter in Ella Hickson’s 'Wendy & Peter' (Royal Lyceum), Man in Nina Segal’s two-hander 'In The Night Time' and Alan Howard in Terrence Rattigan’s French 'Without Tears', both at The Orange Tree Theatre.
Ziggy's most recent stage credits are David Finnigan's 'Scenes from the Climate Era' (The Playground Theatre) and Martina Laird's debut play 'Driftwood' (RSC/ Kiln Theatre).
A graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA), he has an extensive background across both film, television and theatre.
His TV credits include new Steven Knight series 'A Thousand Blows' (Disney+), Channel 4's BAFTA nominated series 'I Am Maria', Caitlin Moran's 'How To Build A Girl' (Film4), Sam Holland in 'Harlots' (BBC) and Jack Philips in the adaptation of Jessie Burton's best selling novel 'The Miniaturist' (BBC).
On stage, some of Ziggy’s lead roles include David Edgar's political thriller 'The New Real' (RSC/Headlong) Peter in Ella Hickson’s 'Wendy & Peter' (Royal Lyceum), Man in Nina Segal’s two-hander 'In The Night Time' and Alan Howard in Terrence Rattigan’s French 'Without Tears', both at The Orange Tree Theatre.
Ziggy's most recent stage credits are David Finnigan's 'Scenes from the Climate Era' (The Playground Theatre) and Martina Laird's debut play 'Driftwood' (RSC/ Kiln Theatre).