ANDREW HAWKINS is an award-winning actor and writer, whose work has taken him to North America, Europe and round most of the UK.
He has worked in major feature films, television and theatre, West End, on Broadway, in repertory and fringe venues, and for a couple of decades ran a parallel career to his on-going career as a performer, directing and teaching in drama academies, such as Guildhall, RADA, Drama Centre, and Central School.
In the last few years, he has featured strongly as a writer and deviser in projects, notably with Visible Ensemble, with the sell-out hit Who Do We Think We Are? at the Southwark Playhouse, and Five Characters in Search of a Good Night’s Sleep at the same venue, where he scored a hit with his insomniac retired radical and Murdoch-hating teacher, Harvey.
Other material of his that he has recently performed is Shakespeare and the Imaginary Other, written for the 2019 International Michael Chekhov Festival in Belgrade, which was enthusiastically received, and so he is working towards further performances of it in the UK.
He has three other completed plays, which he is hoping to bring to production in the near future.
2025 sees the publication of his first novel,
The Bastard Club.
ANDREW HAWKINS is an award-winning actor and writer, whose work has taken him to North America, Europe and round most of the UK.
He has worked in major feature films, television and theatre, West End, on Broadway, in repertory and fringe venues, and for a couple of decades ran a parallel career to his on-going career as a performer, directing and teaching in drama academies, such as Guildhall, RADA, Drama Centre, and Central School.
In the last few years, he has featured strongly as a writer and deviser in projects, notably with Visible Ensemble, with the sell-out hit Who Do We Think We Are? at the Southwark Playhouse, and Five Characters in Search of a Good Night’s Sleep at the same venue, where he scored a hit with his insomniac retired radical and Murdoch-hating teacher, Harvey.
Other material of his that he has recently performed is Shakespeare and the Imaginary Other, written for the 2019 International Michael Chekhov Festival in Belgrade, which was enthusiastically received, and so he is working towards further performances of it in the UK.
He has three other completed plays, which he is hoping to bring to production in the near future.