About Noel.
Noel Anthony Clarke was born and raised in west London attending
primary, secondary schools and college in the area. It was at school
that Noel discovered his love for acting and started doing what would be the only thing he really wanted to do.
Noel can play various roles form Black, mixed race and Latino, but started his professional career in 1999 as mixed race Kwame in Metrosexaulity and has since appeared on our screens many times. Staring or in programmes as varied as, Auf Wiedersehen Pet, Jane Halls and Doctor Who.
Noel has also appeared on stage numerous times. Including playing a lead in Christopher Shinn's Royal court play. 'Where do we live?' Directed by Richard Wilson for which Noel won The Laurence Olivier award, for most promising new performer.
Noel Also writes; and wrote an episode of BBC'S Doctor who spin off
Torchwood as well as BBC3's commissioned pilot W10 LDN. He also penned
as well as starred in Hit British film KiDULTHOOD, picking up a DINARD
award for best screenplay as well as a Screen Nation Gong. These stand
on his shelf at home next to the action figure of his Dr Who Character
Mickey Smith.
Noel currently lives in west London and is working hard to create new and exciting projects to bring to screen.
