Asif KhanAsif was born in Bradford, West Yorkshire and attended Salt
Grammar School, Baildon. He now lives in
South London. Before attending drama school, he studied at The University of
Bradford (BSc Electronic Imaging & Media Communications). Traind at The Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art
(RADA) and is an award-winning actor.
Theatre includes: Hamlet, The Cherry Orchard (Theatre Royal
Windsor), Tartuffe (RSC/Birmingham Rep Theatre), A Kind Of People (Royal
Court), When The Crows Visit (Kiln Theatre), Love, Bombs & Apples (The
Kennedy Center, Washington DC), Tartuffe (Royal Shakespeare Company), Love,
Bombs & Apples (San Francisco & UK Tour), A Passage To India
(Simple8/Royal & Derngate/Park Theatre), Love, Bombs & Apples
(Edinburgh Festival Fringe, 2017), The Hypocrite (RSC/HullTruck), Paradise of
the Assassins (Tara Arts), Love, Bombs & Apples (Arcola & UK Tour
2016), Handbagged (UK Tour 2015, Kiln/Tricycle Theatre/Eleanor Lloyd
Productions), Love, Bombs & Apples (Arcola Theatre 2015), Punjabi Boy
(RichMix), Multitudes (Kiln/Tricycle Theatre), The Nutcracker & The Mouse
King (Unicorn Theatre), The Book (Flying Cloud), Queen of the Nile (HullTruck),
Kabaddi Kabaddi Kabaddi (Arcola Theatre), The Snow Queen (Unicorn Theatre/
Trestle), Snookered (Tamasha/ Bush Theatre), Mixed Up North (Out of Joint),
Twelfth Night (National Theatre), Playback (Ankur Productions).
Screen work includes: Hamlet (Feature Film/BKL Productions),
Diana & I (BBC2), Love Type D (Feature Film/ Midnight Circus Films), Spooks
(Series 10), Doctor Who, The Dumping Ground, Doctors, Casualty (BBC). Dark
Matters, Terry Pratchett's Going Postal (Sky1), Man Down, Stath Lets Flats,
Bradford Riots and 'Plot to Bring Down Britain's Planes' (Channel 4).
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