Laurence Foster Net Worth is
$1.6 Million

Mini Biography

Given birth to in Wolverhampton in 1944. Educated at Regis College and Birmingham Theater College where he received the Outstanding College student Award. Months of double nightly rep adopted in 1968 and was after that involved by Peter Dews at Birmingham Repertory Theater in Othello, Romeo & Juliet, St. Joan and FOLLOWING THE Rainfall with Michael Gambon and Timothy Dalton. Laurence after that acted in and aimed Children’s Theater months in Weston-Super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea. Dick Condon asked him to Ireland in 1968 as main character in Billy Liar, The Heiress, Barefoot in the Recreation area and Boeing-Boeing. Then performed the Prince in Tom Thumb with Maureen Potter and in Alfie, with Ray McAnally, also in the Gaiety Theater Dublin. He was an associate from the Gate Theater Organization from 1969 to 1971 and, in 1972 came back to Birmingham Rep to try out in Vivat,Vivat,Regina! for Peter Dews. On time for Ireland, he made an appearance in every the main Dublin Theatres playing leading functions in Hands & the person, The Knack, Michaelmas Eve, OBSERVE HOW they Work, Peg o’ My Center, Hamlet, Under Dairy Wood, Main Barbara, The Hour Cup, Package & Cox, Ruler Lear, Pantomimes and many Summer time Revues. In 1974, he became a member of the RTE Radio Episode Division as an acting professional and performed in over 750 takes on Film appearances consist of Privilege, The Manions of America, Cal, Hello Stranger as well as the Escapist. Television looks consist of, Thirty Minute Theater, Rainbow Town, United, Aladdin, The Burke Enigma, Kilmore Home, Heritage, Remington Steele, Dear Sarah, Legislation & Purchase, The Clinic, Good City as well as the Tudors. Recent theater contains, All’s Well That Ends Well in the Helix Theater Dublin, his single overall performance on tour as Charles Dickens in his personal creation, Dickens in Dublin, as well as the Constant Wife in the Gate Theater Dublin and Dock Road Theater, Charleston, SC, June 2007. His autobiography, “Increasing Without Track”, was released by Ashfield Press in 2007. Latest film; performed Charles Dickens inside a Xmas Carol, 2012, for Oct Eleven Films.

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