Douglas Hodge

Douglas Hodge is an acclaimed, award-winning stage and screen actor, and accomplished director, writer and composer.

Douglas Hodge’s forthcoming stage projects include Samuel Beckett’s Endgame at the Theatre Royal Bath.

As a composer, his new musical 101 Dalmatians The Musical is coming to London’s Eventim Apollo this summer 2025.

Hodge’s career runs the full gamut, from stage to screen, from drama to musicals.

Douglas Hodge’s stage credits include Charlie And The Chocolate Factory (Theatre Royal Drury Lane); winner of a Olivier and Tony Award for his performance as Albie in La Cage aux Folles in the West End and on Broadway; National Theatre works includes A Matter of Life and Death, Betrayal, Blinded by the Sun, Pericles and King Lear. His Almeida Theatre work includes No Man’s Land and Coriolanus; Other West End work includes Inadmissible Evidence at the Donmar, Guys and Dolls at the Piccadilly Theatre, Dumb Show at the Royal Court, Titus Andronicus at the Globe, The Collection/The Lover at the Donmar and A Winter’s Tale at the RSC and Roundhouse.

On TV Douglas Hodge has been seen in shows including The Night Manager, The Great, I Hate Suzie, Lost in Space, Catastrophe, Decline and Fall, Falling Water, Penny Dreadful, The Town, Secret State, One Night, Unforgiven, Outnumbered, Skins, Mansfield Park and Middlemarch, and Coup.

Hodge’s film roles include Joker, Pillion, G20, The Curse of Bridge Hollow, Gemini Man, The Negotiator, Tulip Fever, Paul Burrell alongside Naomi Watts in Princess of Wales movie Diana, Robin Hood, and Vanity Fair.

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