Conrad Kemp, a talented individual, embarked on his artistic journey by training at the esteemed Gaiety School of Acting in Ireland. During his time in Ireland and the United Kingdom, he primarily focused on his theatre work, making notable appearances on London's West End in the critically acclaimed play "Stones In His Pockets" by Marie Jones.
As his career progressed, Kemp transitioned to screen work, landing principal roles in several prominent projects. He appeared alongside notable actors such as Toby Jones and Sienna Miller in the HBO and Golden Globe-nominated drama "The Girl", and worked with esteemed directors like Jerome Salle and Jean van der Velde. His impressive filmography also includes the Golden Calf-winning "Bram Fischer" and the independent neo-Western hit "Free State".
In the years to come, Kemp is set to appear in a range of exciting projects, including the Viola Davis-starring action film "G20", the thriller "Novocaine" opposite Jack Quaid, and Gore Verbinski's "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die".
Kemp's theatrical accomplishments also extend to the Broadway stage, where he made his debut in a production of "Romeo and Juliet" in 2013 and 2014, taking on the role of Benvolio. Additionally, he has performed multiple times at the iconic Market Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa.
As a writer, Kemp has contributed to documentaries such as "Chasing the Sun" and "Peak", and served as the Head of Story for the Emmy-nominated series "Two Sides".
