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Andrew Pepper, a winner whatever he’s doing”
– Evening Standard

 

Andrew Pepper is an actor, singer and walking Dr Seuss character” (thanks, Time Out!) who works predominantly on stage.

He recently completed a season at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, playing Abanazaar in Aladdin.

Last year, he appeared in Paris playing Hysterium in the (long overdue) French premiere of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, the debut production of the newly re-opened Théâtre du Lido. He’ll be returning there this spring to play Ruth in the French premiere of New York cult hit, the deliciously demented Titanique.

Andrew began his career wreaking havoc on Cherry Tree Lane in the original West End production of Mary Poppins and has since played a scarecrow, a Restoration fop, an American assassin, the Grinch, a mad vegan, a mad professor and the Mad Hatter (twice). 

He’s played Shakespeare clowns, a singing landmine, and as a pantomime Dame he’s flirted his way into the hearts of the good people of Chipping Norton. 

For the past 17 years, he’s also regularly acted, directed and dramaturged with children’s mentoring charity Scene and Heard.


Show photo credits:

Hysterium in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum by Julien Benhamou.

Abanazaar in Aladdin by See Li.

Charles Guiteau in Assassins by Lidia Crisafulli.

Cammie in Robinson Crusoe by Josh Tomalin