Luke Evans

Luke Evans is an acclaimed Welsh actor and singer. He began his career on the stage, performing in many of London’s West End productions such as Rent, Miss Saigon, and Piaf before making his film breakthrough in the Clash of the Titans 2010.

Notable film roles include Beauty and the Beast live action film, The Girls on the Train and peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy.

Luke Evans most recently appeared on stage in the UK premiere of Backstairs Billy alongside Penelope Wilton at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London, where it ran from 27 October 2023 to 27 January 2024.

Luke Evans – theatre credits

Luke Evans’ theatre credits include Backstairs Billy, Piaf, Small Change, Rent, Dickens Unplugged, Avenue Q, Miss Saigon, Taboo, and La Cava.

Luke Evans – film credits

Luke’s extensive film credits include Good Grief (dir. Dan Levy); Our Son (dir. Bill Oliver); Pinocchio (dir. Robert Zemeckis); Crisis (dir. Nicholas Jarecki); Murder Mystery (dir. Kyle Newacheck); Angel Of Mine (dir. Kim Farrant); Midway (dir. Roland Emmerich); Anna (dir. Luc Besson); Ma (dir. Tate Taylor); State Like Sleep (dir. Meredith Danluck); 10 X 10 (dir. Suzi Ewing); The Fate Of The Furious (dir. F. Gary Gray); Beauty And The Beast (dir. Bill Condon); Professor Marston & The Wonder Women (dir. Angela Robinson); The Girl On The Train (dir. Tate Taylor); Message From The King (dir. Fabrice Du Welz); High Rise (dir. Ben Wheatley); Furious 7 (dir. James Wan); Dracula Untold (dir. Gary Shore); The Hobbit – The Desolation Of Smaug (dir. Peter Jackson); The Fast And The Furious 6 (dir. Justin Lin); The Hobbit – There And Back Again (dir. Peter Jackson); The Hobbit – An Unexpected Journey (dir. Peter Jackson); No One Lives (dir. Ryuhei Kitamura); Ashes (dir. Mat Whitecross); The Raven (dir. James McTeigue); 3 Musketeers (dir. Paul W.s Anderson); Immortals (dir. Tarsem Singh); Flutter (dir. Giles Borg); Tamara Drewe (dir. Stephen Frears); Blitz (dir. Elliot Lester); Clash Of The Titans (dir. Louis Leterrier); Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (dir. Matt Whitecross); Robin Hood (dir. Ridley Scott).