Christopher Condie (age 28) is an up and coming actor and star of stage and screen.

In 2007 he appeared in two films, notably as Anthony in the film 'Don't Look At Me (I'm ugly in the morning)' and as the 2nd Man in 'The Inner Monologue'. From 2005 to 2008 he also appeared in the following productions 'Tiny Dynamite', 'Diverse Attactions', 'The Dumb Waiter', 'Caucasian Chalk Circle', 'Death of a Salesman', 'Party Time', Harold Pinter's 'Birthday Party', 'Wyrd Sisters' and the 'The Roses of Eyam'.

More recently – he appeared in the end of term musical in Hollywood as part of his acting studies in the USA, at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

He specialises in the following UK accents Northern Irish, Scottish, Scottish Highlands, Somerset, Welsh. And should that not be enough his US accents include General American, Midwest Farm & Ranch which are excellent.

In his earlier years while a pupil at Edinburgh Academy the school staged a musical commemorating 100 years anniversay of the Forth Rail Bridge. Christopher played the part of Turpentine a painter. At this young age his ability to play comedy was rewarded by the audience's applause.

Article by Charles Litster