John Arthur Net Worth is
$100,000

Mini Biography

After departing drama school in Birmingham in 1970, John proved helpful for a decade roughly in repertory theatres at all times England, playing a large number of assignments. Companies performed included two periods at the previous Derby Playhouse, two periods on the Lyceum Theater, Crewe, The Swan Theater, Worcester, and notably 3 years using the EMMA Theater Company located in Loughborough. With EMMA, John performed through the entire East Midlands in community halls, pubs, academic institutions, prisons and risked critical ridicule playing such tasks as a huge Tortoise in the roads of Nottinghamshire. Through the Summer season of 1973 he worked well in “every week rep.”, taking part in murderers within an endless blast of thrillers. In 1977 John joined up with Sir Alan Ayckbourn’s company in Scarborough where he stayed for 3 years, followed by come back visits in 1981 and 1982. During this time period he was happy to try out central assignments in 9 brand-new Ayckbourn plays, aswell as major assignments in other has, such as for example John Procter in Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”. Ayckbourn assignments included Roland Crabbe in “Acquiring Measures”, Len Coker in “Sisterly Emotions” and Richard in “Joking Aside”. Subsequently he continued to try out in Ayckbourn in various other theatres like the Palace, Watford, Greenwich Theater and The Theater Royal, Windsor. In the Western world End, John made an appearance in Michael Frayne’s “Appear Appear”, Sir Peter Hall’s revival of “Piaf” and Alan Ayckbourn’s “Interacting Doors”. He has been around two Seasons on the Royal National Theater, appearing seeing that ‘Enery in “The big bucks” and Desmond in “A LITTLE Family Business” amongst others. John spent some time working for Jude Kelly at “Leeds” as well as the “Western world Yorkshire” Playhouses, where he performed Simon Eyre in “The Shoemaker’s Vacation”. On tv he has made many appearances during the last twenty years, and could very well be most widely known for circumstance comedy, which includes included John in “Refreshing Fields”, Constable Dunstable in _”Pilgrims Relax” (1997)_ and currently Phil in Carlton TV’s Barbara (1995). Two latest movies are and Thunderpants (2002) as well as the Abduction Membership (2002). John’s curiosity are soaring, gardening and classical music and he lives in Banbury along with his partner Penelope Gee from the “Astor String Quartet”.

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