Jeffrey Harmer

Bingham

Jeffrey trained at The Webber Douglas Academy.

He is delighted to be returning to Vienna’s English Theatre for Fox on the Fairway. His favourite theatre credits include: Richard Willey in Out of Order, Headingly in Donkeys’ Years, Capulet in Romeo & Juliet, Duke Frederick in As You Like It, DL in Feelgood and Henry Perkins in Funny Money (all for Vienna’s English Theatre); Andy Stephens, Susan Boyle’s manager in the new musical I Dreamed a Dream (National Tour), Clyde in The Witches of Eastwick, (Watermill Theatre) Abanazer in Aladdin (Alhambra Theatre Bradford), High Pockets Duncan in Buddy (Channel Islands), Montano in Othello and Hastings in Richard III (Ludlow Festival), Sgt Major Reg Drummond in Privates on Parade (West Yorkshire Playhouse & Birmingham Rep) Bill Austen in Mamma Mia! (International Tour) Koko in The Hot Mikado (directed by Craig Revel Horwood for the Watermill Theatre and subsequent National Tour), King Rat in Dick Whittington, and Duke of Ephesus in The Comedy of Errors (Northcott Theatre Exeter), Bob Acres in The Rivals, All Male Roles in The Blue Room and Bob Cratchet in A Christmas Carol (Swan Theatre Worcester) The Narrator in The Roy Orbison Story (Bill Kenwright National Tour) Prospero in Return to the Forbidden Planet and Billy Flynn in Chicago (Frankfurt), Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet and George Osborne in Vanity Fair (Sherman Theartre Cardiff), Antipholus in The Comedy of Errors (National Tour) Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Seward in Dracula and Badger in Wind in the Willows (Liverpool Playhouse), Robert in Stagestruck (Grand Swansea), Alfredo Du Lac in Eurydice (Whitehall Theatre West End) Jon Forsyte in The Forsyte Saga with Nyree Dawn Porter (National Tour).

TV and Film include: Prince Andrew in Diana Her True Story (NBC) Herr Luytnant in Norbert Smith a Life (CH4), Poirot, The Bill, Family Affairs (Ch5), Westbeach (BBC), Rufus Sidwell in Kidnap & Ransom (ITV), DCI Bannister in The Runaway (SKYTV), Woods in The Italian Consul Film Italia), Radio PC Collins in Saplings and Quisby in Gilbert Without Sullivan both for BBC Radio 4.