Hammed Animashaun
Young, cool, relevant, real, honest and intelligent.
Accents
Credits
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (Theatre, 2019) Bottom. Bridge Theatre.
- Dear Elizabeth (Theatre, 2019) Performer. Gate Theatre.
- How To Build A Girl (Feature Film, 2019) Ed Edwards. Film 4.
- Date Night (Short Film, 2019) BBC Radio 4
- Master Harold... And the Boys (Theatre, 2019) Willie. National Theatre
- Surge (Feature Film, 2019) Durab. BBC
- The Producers (Theatre, 2018) Carmen Ghia. Manchester Royal Exchange.
- A Monster Calls (Theatre, 2018) Anton. Bristol Old Vic.
- The Festival (Feature Film, 2018) Shane.
- Pls Like Season 2 (TV, 2018) Johnny Jackson. BBC3.
- Breeders (Theatre, 2018) Bin Man. BBC.
- Furious Andrew (TV, 2018) King. Channel 4.
- Barber Shop Chronicles (Theatre, West End, 2017) Tinashe. National Theatre.
- Black Mirror (TV, 2017) Pizza Guy. Netflix.
- Pls Like (TV, 2017) Johnny Jackson. BBC3
- Amadeus (Theatre, West End, 2016) Venticelli. National Theatre.
- The Threepenny Opera (Theatre, West End, 2016) Jimmy. National Theatre.
- The Importance of Being Earnest (Theatre, 2016) Hammersmith.
- Measure for Measure (Theatre, West End, 2015) Provost. The Young Vic.
- Bugsy Malone (Theatre, West End, 2015) Leroy. Hammersmith.
- Secret Theatre (Theatre, 2013) Various. Hammersmith.
- The Ellington Kid (Feature Film, 2012) Beefy.
Related news articles
09/10/2019
''I love seeing jaws on the floor': Hammed Animashaun, megastar in training'- The Guardian Interview.
'He’s been a blissful Bottom in Nick Hytner’s Dream and triumphed with the breakneck Barber Shop Chronicles. Now the rising actor is in a 50s political drama that chimes with today’s rise of intolerance' - The Guardian
02/10/2019
Hammed Animashaun stars in ‘Master Harold and the boys’ at the National Theatre.
Tony Award - winning playwright explores the nature of friendship, and the ways people are capable of hurting even those they love. Playing until 17th December.
21/06/2019
Hammed Animashaun stars as Bottom in 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at the Bridge Theatre.
★★★★★ "This is the most accomplished Shakespeare production of [Nicholas Hytner's] I’ve ever encountered”- The Daily Telegraph. Playing until 31st August.