Laurie Kynaston
Brilliant young, versatile actor known for Cradle to Grave, How To Build A Girl, Des and The Son.
Natural, young, charming with a conversational, real, honest & trustworthy delivery.
Born in Shropshire - has a neutral accent.
He grew up in North Wales, so is confident with a Welsh accent & speaking Welsh.
Won the Evening Standard Award for Emerging Talent in 2019 for his role as Nicolas in Florian Zeller's 'The Son' and was named as one of The Guardian's '12 Theatre Stars' to watch out for in 2020. Laurie was named a Screen International Star of Tomorrow 2018.
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Credits
- The Trouble with Maggie Cole (TV, 2020) Liam Myer. ITV
- The Split (TV, 2020) Will Parker. BBC
- Des (TV, 2020) Carl Stottor. Mud Productions
- The Feed (TV, 2019) Jonah Green. Amazon
- Derry Girls (TV, 2019) Philip. Channel 4
- How To Build A Girl (Feature Film, 2019) Krissi Morrigan. Film4
- Nocturnal (Feature Film, 2019) Danny. Rickshaw Entertainment
- The Son (Theatre, 2019) Nicolas. Kiln Theatre & Duke of York's Theatre
- The Ferryman (Theatre, 2018) Oisin Carney. Royal Court & Gielgud Theatre
- Undercliffe (Feature Film, 2018) Stevie. Open Palm Films
- Intrigo: Dear Agnes (Feature Film, 2017) Johannes. Enderby Entertainment
- England is Mine (Feature Film, 2017) Johnny Marr. Honlodge Productions
- Jumpy (Theatre, 2016) Josh. Theatr Clwyd
- Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (Theatre, 2016) Tim. Charing Cross Theatre
- This Smudge Won't Budge (Theatre, 2016) Smudge. St James' Theatre
- Cradle to Grave (TV, 2015) Danny Baker. BBC
- Gloves Off (Feature Film, 2015) Donny. Moli Films
- They Found Hell (Feature Film, 2015) Evan. Real Inferno Productions
- Doctors (TV, 2014) Karl Shipley. BBC
- Gutterdammerung (Feature Film, 2014) The Kid. Gun Productions
- The Winslow Boy (Theatre, 2013) Ronnie Winslow. Theatr Clywd
Related news articles
30/03/2021
Listen to Laurie Kynaston in the BBC Radio 4 drama 'Oak Tree Close'.
A boy who believes he has magical teeth meets a King in a tree in Boscobel in 1651. A ballad in seven scenes, tracing the life of a protective oak, with music by Johnny Flynn. Listen at 14:15pm on BBC Radio 4 on the 30th March.
16/02/2021
Welcome Laurie Kynaston.
Natural, young, charming with a conversational, real, honest & trustworthy delivery. Check out his new reel.