Stephen Wight

Stephen Wight is a British actor who has made a name for himself both on stage and on screen. He was born on February 27, 1980, in London, England, and grew up in the town of Romford. Wight attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School, where he honed his acting skills.

Wight made his professional stage debut in 2000, appearing in the West End production of "Our House." He went on to perform in several other West End productions, including "The Ladykillers," "Dealer's Choice," and "Don Juan in Soho." Wight's performance in "Dealer's Choice" earned him an Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
In addition to his work on stage, Wight has also appeared in a number of television shows and films. He had a recurring role on the BBC series "The Paradise" and has appeared in episodes of "Doctor Who," "The Bill," and "Silent Witness." Wight's film credits include "The Inbetweeners Movie," "The Great Ghost Rescue," and "Breaking and Entering."
Despite his success on screen, Wight has continued to return to the stage. In 2014, he starred in the West End production of "McQueen," a play about the life of fashion designer Alexander McQueen. Wight received critical acclaim for his portrayal of McQueen and was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best Actor.
More recently, Wight has appeared in the West End production of "Labour of Love," a play by James Graham. The play, which also stars Martin Freeman, tells the story of a Labour Party MP and his agent over the course of 27 years. Wight plays multiple roles in the production, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
In addition to his acting work, Wight is also a writer. He co-wrote the play "Dealer's Choice" with Patrick Marber, which was first performed in 1995. The play went on to win the Evening Standard Award for Best Comedy and was later adapted into a film.
Wight's career has been marked by a commitment to both stage and screen, as well as a willingness to take on challenging and diverse roles. Whether playing a fashion designer or a member of parliament, Wight brings a depth and nuance to his performances that has earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated following.
As of his most recent work, Stephen Wight appeared in the 2020 television series "The Capture," in which he played the character of Danny Hart.