Roger Bingham
Rev. Canon Chasuble
Roger is delighted to be working at
Vienna’s English Theatre having previously spent only one day in the City whilst on holiday in
Salzburg. Roger’s other Austrian links include his first holiday abroad in the Tyrol, indulging his love of music by directing a production of
Amadeus and playing Rolf in
The Sound of Music when he remembers his traditional trousers being so tight he could hardly ride his bicycle.
His acting work includes numerous tours of the
UK and most regional repertory theatres, along with seasons in
London including
Night of the Iguana,
Pygmalion and
Trelawny of the Wells at the National Theatre.
Recent Theatre work includes National tours of
The Winter’s Tale and
Dead Fish and
I Have Been Here Before at Watford Palace Theatre,
The Candidate at The Royal Exchange,
Manchester and
There Goes the Bride and
How the Other Half Loves at Sheringham. Roger lives in
Sheffield and earlier this year appeared in Ibsen’s
An Enemy of the People at the grand reopening of the Crucible Theatre in his home City. Roger has directed over sixty stage plays and is also a familiar face on film and British television with credits including
Midsomer Murders,
Heartbeat,
Peak Practice,
Casualty, Coronation Street, Eastenders and
The League of Gentlemen.
