Hugh Skinner

Hugh Skinner is an acclaimed British actor who trained at LAMDA.

Hugh Skinner recently starred in Max Webster’s new production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest at the National Theatre in London.

Hugh’s theatre credits include The Trial (Young Vic), The Cherry Orchard (Young Vic), Therese Raquin (Bath Theatre Royal), American Psycho (Almeida Theatre), Pastoral (Soho Theatre), Wild Oats (Bristol Old Vic), You Can’t It With You (Royal Manchester Excahnge), 66 Books (Bush Theatre), Where’s My Seat? (Bush Theatre), Tis Pity she’s a Whore (Liverpool Everyman), Is Everyone OK? (Plymouth), 2 May 1998 (Bush Theatre), suddenlossofdignity.com (Bush Theatre), The Great Game (Tricycle Theatre), Angry Young Man (Trafalgar Studios), The Enchantment (National Theatre), Senota Carrarr’s Rifles (Young Vic), and French Without Tears (English Touring Company).

Hugh Skinner’s TV credits include Partygate, The Witcher, Ellie and Natasia, The Romanoffs, Little Birds, W1A, Harlots, Fleabag, The Windsors, Poldark, Bugsplat!, Our Zoo, The Wipers Times, Law & Order: UK, Any Human Heart, Tess Of The D’Urbevilles, and Bonkers.

Hugh’s film work includes Wicked Little Letters, The Invitation, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!, Steven Berkoff’s Tell Tale Heart, Kill Your Friends, Les Miserables, and Day Of The Dead.

More about tickets to The Importance of Being Earnest at the National Theatre London

Hugh Skinner Links & Socials

IMDB