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Actor
Barnaby graduated from Exeter University in 1991 with a degree in Fine Art and French. He subsequently went on to train at the Guildford School Of Acting, where he won the Postgraduate Award for Acting. Since then he has worked in the theatre, on television and on the radio as both an actor and a director.
Theatre includes: The Merry Wives of Windsor (Shakespeare's Globe & UK/US tour), Season’s Greetings (national tour), four seasons of weekly rep at Frinton-on-Sea in Essex (including a stint as artistic director), Hamlet (Brixton Shaw Theatre), Twelfth Night (Globe Theatre Museum), Macbeth (West End & tour), The Amazing Tale Of Good King Wenceslas and Sleigh Rider (both Warwick Arts Centre), Rope (Lilian Baylis), and a Shakespearean hat trick for Eye Theatre – Romeo and Juliet, As You Like It and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. He has also worked on numerous pantomimes, acting in three Cinderellas and three Aladdins, as well as directing and performing in Snow White and Puss In Boots.
Film, television and radio includes: Alfonso Cuarón’s movie Children of Men, the revived series of Doctor Who (as principal Dalek operator from 2005 to present), cITV’s The Giblet Boys, EastEnders, The Why Files, Radio 4’s Dostoevsky, Cultural Baggage for Radio 3 and the 2006/2009 audio series Cyberman and Cyberman 2. He has also directed, written or acted in over fifty of the ongoing series of Doctor Who audio adventures for Big Finish Productions, as well as appearing in the BBCi webcast of Douglas Adams’s Shada.
FILM & TELEVISION:
Prime Minister, POWER OF THE DALEKS - directed by Nick Scovell (TNT Films)
Dalek, DOCTOR WHO (2005-present) - directed by Rob Thrush (BBC)
Ministry of Arts Official, CHILDREN OF MEN - directed by Alfonso Cuarón (Universal Pictures)
plus numerous appearances on Blue Peter, the BBC Proms, Totally Doctor Who and Doctor Who Confidential.
THEATRE:
John Rugby, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR - directed by Christopher Luscombe (Shakespeare's Globe + US/UK tour)
Emperor of China, ALADDIN - directed by Melvyn Hayes (Civic Hall, Bedworth)
Henry Perkins, FUNNY MONEY - directed by Nicholas Pegg (Frinton Summer Theatre)
Willy Banbury, FALLEN ANGELS - directed by Jack Watling (Frinton Summer Theatre)
Banquo, MACBETH - directed by Mark Helyar (The Arts Theatre, WC2 + UK tour)
Malvolio, TWELFTH NIGHT - directed by Tamsin Habety (Shakespeare's Globe Museum)
Rupert Cadell, ROPE - directed by Mark Woolgar (Lilian Baylis Theatre)
RADIO & AUDIO:
Jack Stapleton, THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES - directed by Nicholas Briggs (Big Finish)
Narrator, THE BRONTËS - SELECTED POEMS - directed by Barnaby Edwards (Textbook Stuff)
Narrator, THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO - directed by Barnaby Edwards (Textbook Stuff)
Narrator, EDWARD THOMAS - SELECTED POEMS - directed by Barnaby Edwards (Textbook Stuff)
plus over fifty roles in Big Finish's audio series of Doctor Who and Bernice Summerfield.