Collin Hurley is a renowned English actor known for his expertise in performing the works of William Shakespeare. His extensive career includes prominent associations with esteemed theater companies such as the Royal Shakespeare Company, the National Theatre, and the Shakespeare's Globe company. His specialization lies in Shakespearean performances, demonstrating his dedication to and mastery of the playwright's works.
Collin Hurley was born in 1957.
In 1969, Collin Hurley left school and began working in repertory theatres around the United Kingdom.
Collin Hurley graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1981.
Collin Hurley played David Copperfield in the television adaptation of "David Copperfield" in 1986.
Collin Hurley appeared as Prisoner 1 in "The Storyteller" in 1988.
Collin Hurley appeared as Prisoner #1 in "The Jim Henson Hour" in 1989.
Collin Hurley played Grandpré in the film "Henry V" in 1989.
Collin Hurley appeared as Henry Earl of Richmond/Lord Grey in "Richard III" and as Gentleman in "King Lear" with the National Theatre in 1990.
Hurley appeared as Ian Harper in "Hero Hungry" in 1990.
Collin Hurley appeared as Dennis in "Loot" at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith in 1992.
Collin Hurley played Ray Murray in "The Chief" in 1994.
Collin Hurley appeared in "Wild Oats" with the National Theatre in 1995.
Collin Hurley played Davison in "Mary Stuart" with the National Theatre in 1996.
Collin Hurley played Horatio in "Hamlet" and Ulysses in "Troilus and Cressida" with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1998.
Collin Hurley played Herr Schaaf in "A Month in the Country" with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1999.
Collin Hurley appeared as Colin Hastings in "The Bill" and Keith Jordan in "Peak Practice" in 2000.
Collin Hurley performed in "The Golden Ass" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2001-2002.
Collin Hurley played Desk Sergeant in "The Infinite Worlds of H. G. Wells" in 2001.
Collin Hurley played Andrey Prozorov in "Three Sisters Two" at the Orange Tree Theatre in 2002.
Collin Hurley appeared as Glyn Hollis in "Holby City" in 2003.
Collin Hurley played Lucio in "Measure for Measure" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2003-2004.
Collin Hurley appeared in "Troilus and Cressida" and played Autolychus in "The Winter’s Tale" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2004-2005.
Collin Hurley played Louis VI in "In Extremis" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2006-2007.
Collin Hurley performed in "Henry VIII" and played Cardinal Wolsey and Henry Barrow in "Anne Boleyn" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2010.
Collin Hurley played Blake in the film "Black Pond" in 2011.
Collin Hurley played Lavatch in "All's Well That Ends Well" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2011.
Collin Hurley played Lavatch in the film adaptation of "All's Well That Ends Well" in 2012.
Collin Hurley played Stanley/King Edward IV in "Richard III" at Shakespeare's Globe in 2012, which later transferred to Broadway in 2013.
Collin Hurley made his Broadway debut in "Richard III" in 2013.
Collin Hurley made an appearance in "Dreamland" in 2023.
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