Edward Toll

Born in Birmingham, to an English father and Russian mother, Edward's life was always destined to be interesting. His self-penned biography calims that after 3 years in the UK, he went to Russia where he toured the country with a gypsy band and a spaniel before settling in the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. Here, after learning to barter and ride a horse bareback (need to check this as a skill on his CV - ED), Edward started to join local clansmen on their midnight raids of remote villages. Eventually his notoriety spread, to the extent that that he was forced to return to England before he could foment a fully blown revolution. Back in the UK Edward had to return to maintaining the outward appearance of a perfectly normal child. In his early teens, Edward lived in Belgium and learned French, Beer and Wine, in that order. Edward finished his schooling in England and after a brief career selling shoes to the glamorous ladies and gentlemen of London's Victoria, he found himself at the Manchester Met Drama School, graduating from there in 2009. With his Pre Raphaelite face and blond curls, as well as his interesting history, this is an actor who can bring many levels to all he does. Credits so far include "Journal of an Urban Robinson Crusoe" and "The Wildes of Essex", at the Pentameters, and roles played at drama school include Macduff in "Macbeth", Jack (Ernest), in "The Importance of Being Earnest" and Harry / Madjacko in "Gut Girls".