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Nicholas Karimi. Actor: The Witcher. Nicholas Karimi is an actor of Scottish and Iranian heritage. Born in Edinburgh, Nicholas trained at Rose Bruford college, London. On screen, he is known for 'You Don't Know Me' (BBC/Netflix), 'Medusa Deluxe' (EMU/BFI) and short films such as 'Double Trouble' and 'Billy Boys'. His extensive theatre work includes The National Theatre's 'Macbeth' and ...
Actor: The Witcher. Nicholas Karimi is an actor of Scottish and Iranian heritage. Born in Edinburgh, Nicholas trained at Rose Bruford college, London. On screen, he is known for 'You Don't Know Me' (BBC/Netflix), 'Medusa Deluxe' (EMU/BFI) and short films such as 'Double Trouble' and 'Billy Boys'. His extensive theatre work includes The National ...
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May 31, 2021 · Now, Jeff Leyton and Nicholas Karimi as Edinburgh's Valjean and Javert, the tickets would fly out the door. Adventures with the Painted People, Pitlochry Festival Theatre, 10 June-4 July, www ...
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Aug 11, 2024 · It’s 2021 and 40-something friends Liane (Lucianne McEvoy), Davie (Andy Clark) and Milo (Nicholas Karimi) are grieving for Helen, their friend (and Milo’s wife) who – while in remission from cancer – died very recently from Covid-19. Milo has invited Liane and Davie over to his Glasgow home to have takeaway food and – to his ...
Aug 8, 2024 · So Young. So Young by Douglas Maxwell, the Traverse co-production with Raw Material and the Citizens, is a sharply observed, profound and beautifully acted piece of theatre. Long-married couple Liane (Lucianne McEvoy) and Davie (Andy Clark) spend the evening visiting Milo (Nicholas Karimi), whose wife Helen – Liane’s closest friend – died ...
Aug 10, 2024 · Nicholas Karimi, Yana Harris, Andy Clark and Lucianne McEvoy in So Young at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh. ... Milo’s wife Helen died only a few months ago during the Covid pandemic, but already ...
Nov 26, 2019 · Royal and Derngate, Northampton, 24th October 2019. The Tourist’s last exposure to Arthur Miller’s oppressive tale of an ordinary man brought low by his particularly disturbing brand of hamartia was Ivo van Hove’s stripped bare psychodrama with Mark Strong at his very best as Eddie Carbone, alongside Nicola Walker as wife Beatrice and ...
