Peter Caulfield (actor)’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro English actor
Is Actor 
From United Kingdom 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender male
Birth 13 June 1981, Boston, Boston, Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire
Age: 39 years

Peter Caulfield (born 13 June 1984) is an English actor.

Training and early career

Caulfield trained at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (the Paul McCartney “Fame” school). Whilst training he was part of a small theatre company, Hedgehog, led by director Jamie Lloyd. The company went on to win numerous awards at the National Student Drama Festival with their production of Falsettoland. The production then played to sold out audiences at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Caulfield started his professional career in the West End. His first production was the musical Our House, with music by the band Madness and a script by Tim Firth. The show won a Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Musical. Caulfield can be seen playing the role of Lewis in the BBC Three TV recording of the show.

Other work

Caulfield is voice over artist and singer. Caulfield is also a singer-songwriter and has performed at London venues such as Trafalgar Hilton, Pigalle Club West End and produced his own music night ‘Peter Caulfield Presents’ at the St. James Theatre, London on a regular basis. Caulfield sang as a lead vocalist on the Charity Single “We’re all Human” that got to number 1 in the song writing and folk iTunes charts and 30 in the overall iTunes charts in May 2014. He plays Francesco in the Channel 4 drama series Cucumber and E4 spin-off series Banana – both written by Russell T Davies writer of Queer as Folk and Doctor Who. Peter also guests stars in Episode 5, Season 10 of Doctor Who 2017 – as the blue faced ‘Dahrren.’

TV and film

  1. “Strangeways here we come” Feature Film Directed and produced by Chris Green.
  2. Cucumber – drama series written by Russell T Davies for Channel 4 produced by Red Productions. Eps #1 and #8
  3. Banana – drama series for E4 produced by Red Productions . Ep #3 written by Sue Perkins.

Productions

  1. Our House directed by Matthew Warchus at the Cambridge Theatre West End
  2. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum directed by Edward Hall for the National Theatre.
  3. Lark Rise to Candleford adapted and co directed by Mike Bartlett (playwright) for the Finborough Theatre
  4. The Wild Duck directed my Michael Grandage for the Donmar Warehouse
  5. Elegies, Jamie Lloyd (director) at the Arts Theatre West End for a limited run only.
    Cast included Peter Caulfield, John Barrowman, Susannah Fellows, Ray Shell and Lauren Ward.
  6. Aladdin at The Old Vic starring Ian McKellen
  7. Man of Mode directed by Nicholas Hytner for the National Theatre
  8. Follies directed by Laurie Sansom at the Royal and Derngate Northampton
  9. The White Liars directed by Adam Penford at the Etcetera Theatre
  10. Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim for The Royal Opera House
  11. Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure played Title Role of Peter Pan. Written by George Styles and Anthony Drew for the Birmingham Repertory Theatre
  12. Eric’s directed by Jamie Lloyd for the Liverpool Everyman
  13. Enron Created the role of the siamese Lehman Brothers in a production directed by Rupert Goold for the Royal Court, West End and Chichester Festival Theatre
    (Rupert Goold was awarded the Evening Standard, Critics’ Circle and Olivier Awards for Best Director for Enron. Lucy Prebble the writer was nominated for the Olivier and Evening Standard Awards for Best New Play and in 2010 won the TMA Award for Best New Play. Enron was also nominated for the Olivier Awards for Best Set Design, Best Lighting Design, Best Actor (Sam West) and Best Supporting Actor, as well as for the Evening Standard Award for Best Actor also Sam West.) Enron was a 5 Star Hit in the West End but bombed on Broadway after just six weeks.
  14. Wind in the Willows and The Merchant of Venice both for Derby Live
  15. Nicked. A production about Nick Clegg and the United Kingdom Alternative Vote referendum, 2011 for the High Tide festival.
  16. Me and My Girl at Kilworth House.
  17. One Man, Two Guvnors National Theatre (UK Tour) Cast in the role of Alfie. Directed by Nicholas Hytner.
  18. One Man, Two Guvnors National Theatre (West End) Directed by Adam Penford
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