An interview with David Morrissey
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An interview with David Morrissey (and an audience Q&A)
Doors at 18:45 and to start at 20:00; to end at approx. 22:00. To be held at Daltons Brighton, Lower Promenade, Maderia Drive. Book at www.the-space.uk
David Morrissey is among the UK’s most versatile and respected actors, known for a variety of television and stage appearances. His most recent appearances for the small screen include Russell T Davies’ highly talked about Tip Toe for Channel 4, co-starring Alan Cumming, the ITV drama Gone and the BBC’s Sherwood. From 2010, he played the villainous character known as The Governor in The Walking Dead. Other TV dramas include The Long Shadow, based on the manhunt for the Yorkshire Ripper, the epic Sky drama series Brittannia, Red Riding and The Missing, as well as two episodes of Inside No.9. A rare sitcom role for him is as Malcolm in Daddy Issues, which was recently commissioned by the BBC for a third series. David was also in the mini-series State of Play, which saw him winning a Royal Television Society award. He played former prime minister Gordon Brown in The Deal, alongside Michael Sheen as Tony Blair. Those two dramas were written by the acclaimed Peter Morgan. He starred in the memorable 2008 Doctor Who Christmas Special, The Next Doctor. He will soon appear as the father of Paul McCartney, Jim, in the four Beatles biopics directed by Sam Mendes.
David’s numerous theatre appearances have included Hangmen, Peer Gynt, in the lead role, and Shakespeare plays such as Macbeth and Julius Caesar. This summer, he appeared in The Oresteia at London’s Bridge Theatre.
Doors at 18:45 and to start at 20:00; to end at approx. 22:00. To be held at Daltons Brighton, Lower Promenade, Maderia Drive. Book at www.the-space.uk
David Morrissey is among the UK’s most versatile and respected actors, known for a variety of television and stage appearances. His most recent appearances for the small screen include Russell T Davies’ highly talked about Tip Toe for Channel 4, co-starring Alan Cumming, the ITV drama Gone and the BBC’s Sherwood. From 2010, he played the villainous character known as The Governor in The Walking Dead. Other TV dramas include The Long Shadow, based on the manhunt for the Yorkshire Ripper, the epic Sky drama series Brittannia, Red Riding and The Missing, as well as two episodes of Inside No.9. A rare sitcom role for him is as Malcolm in Daddy Issues, which was recently commissioned by the BBC for a third series. David was also in the mini-series State of Play, which saw him winning a Royal Television Society award. He played former prime minister Gordon Brown in The Deal, alongside Michael Sheen as Tony Blair. Those two dramas were written by the acclaimed Peter Morgan. He starred in the memorable 2008 Doctor Who Christmas Special, The Next Doctor. He will soon appear as the father of Paul McCartney, Jim, in the four Beatles biopics directed by Sam Mendes.
David’s numerous theatre appearances have included Hangmen, Peer Gynt, in the lead role, and Shakespeare plays such as Macbeth and Julius Caesar. This summer, he appeared in The Oresteia at London’s Bridge Theatre.
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Daltons Brighton, Daltons, Madeira Drive, Lower Promenade, Brighton, United Kingdom
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