Noted British thespian Joplin Sibtain hails from the storied Waltham Forest region of London, where his earliest inclinations pointed towards a life devoted to the art of pianism. However, fate had other plans, as a fateful encounter at a Hackney Community Centre at the tender age of thirteen set him on a path towards a career in thespian pursuits. This serendipitous discovery led him to secure a coveted scholarship to The Webber Douglas Academy of Drama, a prestigious institution located in the heart of London.
Upon completing his studies, Sibtain went on to work with several esteemed theatrical companies, including the renowned Royal National Theatre, the illustrious Royal Shakespeare Company, and numerous repertory theatres scattered throughout the country. This impressive array of credits has allowed him to hone his craft and develop a distinctive style that has served him well in his subsequent forays into television.
Some of Sibtain's notable small-screen appearances include the critically acclaimed crime drama "Vera" (2011),the dystopian thriller "Hard Sun" (2018),and the tense, psychological thriller "Safe" (2018).
