Actors & Writers London: Clive Ward

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Clive Ward was born in Brighton and trained at Middlesex University (New College of Speech & Drama).

He ran his own Theatre-In-Education company for 3 years, worked with Nuances Theatre in Paris for a season, and then spent a while happily typecast as "quirky dad" in commercials in the UK and abroad.

In 2002, Clive launched his first one-man show, The Fall, (based on the novel by Albert Camus) for Tilt-Yard Theatre.

Playing age: 40-45

Agent: Blue Star Associates
Apartment 8, 132 Charing Cross Road
London WC2H 0LA
Phone: 020 7836 4128/6220 Fax: 020 7836 2949 Mobile: 07732 355550 (Ben West)
Email: hopkinstacey@aol.com

Click here to visit the Tilt-Yard Theatre website, which inculdes click-to-play showreels of Clive Ward performing The Fall.

Clive is a founder member of Cabaret Direct. Click on the image below for further details and tour dates.

Production	Role	Company / Venue

Murder in the Tarot Cards	Rick	Sir Kenneth Moore Theatre, Ilford
Arsenic & Old Lace	Teddy	tour, France
This Happy Breed	Bob Mitchell	Actors' Centre
Pow Wow	Mr Tex	Outreach
The Private Ear	Bob	Deckchair
Cinderella	Buttons	tour
Happy Birthday	Bernard	Totnes
Petrouchka	Papa Antonio	Tricycle
Puckoon	Dan Milligan	Pentameters
The Fall	Clamance	One-Man Show for Singular Productions
Recent television includes In Defence. Clive played Trevor in Brian Marshall's sketch Brief Encounter (2003), performed as part of awl's first public showcase at Bullion Room Theatre, Hackney Empire, in November 2003. Clive's most recent roles with awl include Caroline's Father in It's Your Turn To Move by Elizabeth Gamberoni Priest in Hero's Engine by Chanione Webb Capitaine Martens in My Loyalty Lies... by Robin Marchal Jason in Realife TV by Ian Buckley Robert Douglas/Oliver Bell in The First Monday in June by Tom Cunliffe & Mary Piercy George and other roles in Stranger from Afar by Bob Braithwaite Peter in Did I Sing Too Loud? by Gareth Pilkington Andrew in Couch by Boris Rumney Man in Church Porch and Venetian Hotel Porter in Twenty-Twenty by Paddy Gormley (January 2005 and also at the Bridewell Theatre in February 2002) William Hone in Only a Fool by Michael Johnson Pete in Last Orders by Patrick Sheehy Prime Minister in England My England by Anthony Wilson Dugdale Mervyn/Horatio in Profit Share Ghosts by Elizabeth Gamberoni Telly in Bulldog by Brian Marshall

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