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Mark Farrelly is originally
from Sheffield, and now lives in London. He read English at Cambridge
University. There he played major roles in ten productions, including
professional work at the Cambridge Arts Theatre. One of his last
undergraduate roles was playing Hamlet on a month's tour of North
America, his first work with director Adam Barnard. Immediately
after taking his degree he played both lead roles in a touring
production of Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, then moved to London
to take a role in John Caird's production of Body and Soul.
Mark has worked professionally
for Activated Image on three occasions. He was one of two actors
in Adam Barnard's production of 4.48 Psychosis (Sarah Kane's final
play), before playing the title role in a new play about variety
comedy, The Straight Man, at Pleasance, Edinburgh. Finally he
played the lead, Dominic Clarke, in almost 100 performances of
Stephen Fry's comedy Latin!, which toured to Cambridge, Edinburgh
and Brighton before two London runs at the New End Theatre and
the King's Head in Islington.
Other professional work includes
the lead in Ibsen's An Enemy of the People at the Union Theatre,
London, and playing Wilfred Owen in Not About Heroes at the Young
Vic Studio and the Imperial War Museum. He appeared in the short
film This Lie in 2003, and most recently played the lead in a
new play, Bodyminds, at the Gielgud Theatre, RADA.
Mark is represented by June
Abbott Associates, c/o The Courtyard, 10 York Way, King's Cross,
London N1, tel: 020 7837 7826.
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