Keith, a highly accomplished and proficient thespian, embarked upon a professional acting career at the relatively mature age of fifty, a late yet not unprecedented start to his artistic journey. Despite this, he has astonishingly and remarkably rapidly accumulated a vast and eclectic array of credits, showcasing his impressive range and versatility as a performer. His remarkable success has enabled him to successfully navigate and conquer the diverse realms of both the stage, the silver screen, and the small screen. As a result, he has established himself as a formidable and in-demand talent in the entertainment industry, widely respected and sought after for his exceptional skills and abilities.
Keith's extensive and distinguished theatrical career has been marked by a diverse array of captivating performances, showcasing his remarkable range and versatility as a thespian. Notably, his striking portrayal of Arthur Birling in the highly acclaimed production of "An Inspector Calls" for the esteemed Horseshoe Theatre Co in Cambridge, garnered widespread critical acclaim and solidified his reputation as a talented and accomplished actor. Additionally, his memorable performance as Davies in "The Caretaker" for the same prestigious theatre company, further demonstrated his remarkable ability to bring complex characters to life on stage, cementing his status as a master of his craft.
Keith's impressive acting range was exemplified by his triple role portrayal in the Broadway Theatre's production of "The Elephant Man" at Catford, where he effortlessly assumed the roles of multiple characters, showcasing his remarkable capacity to convincingly embody diverse personas.
Keith embarked on a captivating theatrical journey in 2009, assuming the complex and demanding character of Mathias in the esteemed production of "The Brothers Lionheart" at the renowned Edinburgh Festival. Under the visionary direction of Pete Gallagher, the author of the play, Keith had the opportunity to delve deep into his dramatic capabilities, expertly showcasing his impressive range of interpretive skills and emotional depth.
Keith's exceptional aptitude for portraying Shakespearean characters was strikingly evident in his remarkable performance as Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice", a production presented by the Word to the Action companies, where he brought an unparalleled level of depth and nuance to the iconic character.
Keith's career in the entertainment industry reached new heights with a memorable appearance in the critically acclaimed television series "Stranger Things", where he embodied the character of Bagman, a captivating and seasoned mentor figure who played a pivotal role in the life of Mani. This groundbreaking show has garnered widespread acclaim, ultimately receiving a prestigious award at the esteemed 2010 Woodstock Film Festival, a testament to the high caliber of its production.
Keith's impressive body of work in the realm of entertainment extends far beyond his notable contributions to the critically acclaimed Netflix series "Stranger Things". Indeed, he has also had the distinction of bringing the endearing and charismatic Uncle Rufus to life in the project known as "The Drummond Will", a creative endeavour that garnered widespread critical acclaim and ultimately culminated in the prestigious honour of claiming the Best Comedy award at the highly respected Woods Hole festival, a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft.
Keith is poised to capitalize on a plethora of forthcoming acting opportunities, with a minimum of two short film castings strategically scheduled for the latter half of October and the early days of November.
