Arts Lecture - Upstairs and Downstairs with Christmas by Simon Williams
The Arts Society Fife's art lecture in December is Upstairs and Downstairs with Christmas by Simon Williams, where he will be talking about his experiences of his highly acclaimed acting career!
About Arts Lecture - Upstairs and Downstairs with Christmas by Simon Williams
Simon Williams played Captain James Bellamy in "Upstairs Downstairs". His most recent part is Justin Elliott in "The Archers". So in 50 years he has gone from one cad to another! Simon will be talking about his experiences of his highly acclaimed acting career and will be revealing some secrets.
He is a columnist and writer. His other acting work includes:
Theatre: Chariots of Fire (Hampstead/West End), Yes, Prime Minister (West End/UK tour), Posting Letters to the Moon (The Minerva and New York).
Television: Upstairs Downstairs, Sherlock Holmes, Dr Who, Spooks, Merlin and Poldark.
Film: Goodbye Christopher Robin, Silent Hours, The Fiendish Plot of Dr Fu Manchu, The Prisoner of Zenda
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