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Nick Haverson was born on 12 February 1968 in Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007), Gulliver's Travels (2010) and Head Over Heels (1993).
Nick Haverson, working at the RSC for the first time, has important roles in all three plays this season. He has managed to see the humanity in each of the characters he has portrayed, his sensitivity adding richness to the presentation of Costard in Love's Labour's Lost , Dogberry in Love's Labour's Won , the German officer and the sergeant in ...
Nick Haverson. Nick trained at LAMDA. His Theatre credits include: The Yeoman of the Guard (The Grange Festival); Charlie & Stan (Told by an Idiot); Loves Labour’s Lost & Won (Much Ado About Nothing) (RSC Stratford & Haymarket London); Too Clever By Half (Royal Exchange Manchester, Told by an Idiot); Ben Hur (Watermill Newbury); The Devil and Mr.
Apr 19, 2024 · Nick Haverson shines in his role as Alfie in the uproariously comedic production of 'One Man, Two Guvnors' at the New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme. His performance truly steals the show, bringing charm and wit to the character with impeccable timing.
Credits (text only) Hide Actor (45 credits) 2022/I Matriarch. Gerald. 2022 Not in the Script: The Black Sheep in the Billionaire's Family. Arthur. 2017 Men Who Sleep in Cars (TV Movie) Marley. 2017 Gypsy's Kiss (Short)
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Nick Haverson plays an array of characters including a flamboyant Fred Karno and an uptight butler to Chaplin, and he transforms himself remarkably before our very eyes into Oliver Hardy with a pillow, a false moustache and a few well-observed gestures and facial expressions—oh, and he also plays drums.
Apr 18, 2024 · He is well-matched by Nick Haverson as the hotel’s endlessly abused elderly waiter Alfie. Haverson also serves as physical comedy consultant, and his presence elevates the comic...
Mar 13, 2020 · The other truly stand out performance from both plays is from Nick Haverson as Costard and Dogberry. His Costard is a slovenly but over-confident wretch who embodies the comic spirit of the “lower orders” – and he plays a brilliant scene with Berowne as he compares emolument with remuneration like a mischievous Jack Russell.
