Mathew Horne is a British performer, writer and director, best known for his portrayal of Gavin in the beloved BBC comedy Gavin and Stacey.

Matthew Horne’s new projects include Britpop comedy The Battle on tour, and starring in Samuel Beckett’s Endgame at Theatre Royal Bath.

What theatre shows has Mathew Horne appeared in?

Mathew Horne’s stage credits include: Jamie Lloyd’s production of The Tempest (Theatre Royal Drury Lane), Noises Off (Theatre Royal Bath, Theatre Royal Haymarket), The Homecoming (Theatre Royal Bath), Rain Man (Bill Kenwright Productions), The Miser (Garrick Theatre), The Catherine Tate Show Live (UK Tour), The Pride (Trafalgar Studios), Charley’s Aunt (Menier Chocolate Factory), Entertaining Mr. Sloane (Trafalgar Studios) and Blue Remembered Hills (Courtyard Theatre).

What TV shows has Mathew Horne appeared in?

Mathew’s TV credits include Gavin and Stacey (BBC), Are You Being Served? (BBC), Agatha Raisin (Mammoth Screen for SkyMammoth Screen for SkyMammoth Screen for Sky), Bad Education (Tigers Aspect), Drunk History (Tiger Aspect), Nan (Tiger Aspect), Sky Arts Presents: Hey Diddly Dee (Sky), Death in Paradise (Red Planet Pictures), Sinbad (Sky1), Sounds of the Cities (Nemo Entertainment), Way to Go (BBC), The Proposal (Baby Cow Productions), Worried About The Boy (Red Production Company), Miss Marple (ITV), Nan’s Christmas Carol (Tiger Aspect), Billy Goats Gruff (Hat Trick), Robin Hood (Tiger Aspect), Roman’s Empire (Tiger Aspect), The Catherine Tate Show (Tiger Aspect), Losing It (ITV), Teachers (Tiger Aspect), Doc Martin (Buffalo Pictures), Carrie and Barrie (Hartswood Films), The Smoking Room (BBC), 20 Things To Do Before You’re 30 (Tiger Aspect), Being April (BBC), Cancun (BBC), Reputations (BBC), A-Z of Politics (BBC), Noble and Silver (Channel 4), and Outlaws (BBC).

What films has Mathew Horne appeared in?

Mathew’s film credits include The Nan Movie, Bad Education (Cavebear Productions), Breaking The Bank (BTB Productions), Horrid Henry (Vertigo Films), Planet 51 (Lion Animation), Lesbian Vampire Killers (Momentum Pictures), Our Hidden Lives (Davey) and Vanity Fair (VF Films).

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