Sam Crerar

Representation

Spotlight

Digital showcase

In place of our regular live showcase, we have brought together a Digital Showcase to feature the skills and talents of our graduating year.

Here you can explore Sam Crerar’s digital showreel, which includes theatrical and screen scenes, self-created work made during the Covid-19 lockdown, audio reel and a short film written and directed by professional film-makers.

Theatrical scene

Screen scene

Self-created work

Across the 12-week period of lockdown, all graduating students on the two year and three year acting courses collaborated with a dramaturg to develop and create their own self-created piece.

The MFA Acting students created pieces that ranged from Mockumentaries, monologues to drag shows. These were personal responses to the prompt of why you, why now, who for? Dramaturged and creatively supported by Lauren Mooney and Laura Bridgeman.

Audio reel

Click the link below to listen to Sam Crerar’s audio reel.

Check back soon as we’ll be adding a link to our series of audio-drama pilots made with our creative partner Audible. You can read more about our audio work during the Covid-19 lockdown here.

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Short film

LAMDA productions

Joe
Rest in Peace (short film)
Directed by Katie Pesskin

Fiona / Adrian
Rotterdam
Directed by Vik Sivalingam

Laertes
Hamlet
Directed by Tatty Hennessy

Osip
Wild Honey
Directed by Vik Sivalingam

Blunt/Don Pedro
The Rover
Directed by Amy Cudden

Alsemero/Jasperino
The Changeling
Directed by Helena Lymbery

Tessa
Chimerica
Directed by Penny Cherns

Other experience

Ayo
Scene
Directed by Lola Olufemi & Martha Krish (Edinburgh Fringe; Marlborough Theatre; Camden People’s Theatre)

Mercutio
Romeo and Juliet
Directed by Tom Littler (Cambridge Arts Theatre)

Lysistrata
Lampito
Directed by Helen Eastman (Cambridge Arts Theatre)

Kensa
Wander
Directed by Faye Guy & Claire Takami-Siljedahl (ADC Theatre)

Performer
The Vagina Monologues
Directed by Eva O’Flynn (ADC Theatre)

Performer
The Marlowe Showcase
Directed by Nicholas Barter (Jermyn Street Theatre)

Actor 1
One Small Step
Directed by Isaac Jordan (Corpus Playroom)

Director
Fences
(Corpus Playroom)

Director
Macbeth
(St Michael’s Church, Cambridge)

Film

Caliban
A Song for Caliban
Directed by Michelle Siu (Shakespeare’s Globe)

Dialects

RP (Native), General American

Dance

Historical Dance, Flamenco

Stage combat

BGSC Level Three (Advanced) Sabre (Merit)

Sport

Karate (3rd Kyu/Brown belt), Athletics

Languages

English

Training and awards

LAMDA (MFA Professional Acting, 2018-2020)
University of Cambridge (BA (Hons) Human, Social and Political Sciences, 2015-2018)