Dan March
Dan is an actor, comedian and writer.
His recent theatre credits include ‘Anton’ in “Belvedere” (Old Red Lion), Neil Simon’s “California Suite” & Ayckbourn’s “Season’s Greetings” (Claire Evans Productions), “A Night in Provence” (Mill at Sonning) and “In a Box” (Arcola Theatre).
In addition to ten years performing at the Edinburgh Fringe, just before lockdown he starred Off Broadway, New York with his sketch group, The Real MacGuffins, in their hit sell out show “Instructions for American Servicemen in Britain” (Theatre 59E59).
Dan’s TV credits include: “Miranda” (BBC1), “Pramface” (BBC3), two series of multi BAFTA winning “So Awkward” (Channel X Prods) and “The Royal Bodyguard” (BBC1) with Sir David Jason. He has also been in “EastEnders”, “Casualty”, “Doctors” and more recently “Back” (C4/Big Talk), “Innocent” (ITV1) and “This England” (Sky) with Sir Kenneth Branagh.
He was in “Johnny English Strikes Back” with Rowan Atkinson, and is the lead role of ‘Noah’, a stalker, in the British feature “My One and Only” which is currently on the festival circuit …
He has appeared in dozens of commercials including McDonalds, Weetabix, Direct Line and you may have seen a lot of him in a recent Purplebricks advert – for which he can only apologise.
In 2023, Dan has just had his first feature film script optioned – co-written with comedian Alan Francis - and is looking forward to working with the producer and directors.
Dan enjoyed appearing as a ‘Protean’ in Paris Lido’s revival of “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” which ran from November until February this year….
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Represented by Cheryl Hayes