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  • Andrew Scott
    Andrew Scott
    / Success on the stage in the 2000s

    …estranged father (Bill Nighy) in The Vertical Hour (2006) at the Music Box Theatre in New York City. Scott then starred as Alex in Sea Wall, a one-man play that premiered in 2008 at the Bush Theatre, London, which playwright Simon Stephens specifically wrote for him (Scott reprised the role…

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    …estranged father (Bill Nighy) in The Vertical Hour (2006) at the Music Box Theatre in New York City. Scott then starred as Alex in Sea Wall, a one-man play that premiered in 2008 at the Bush Theatre, London, which playwright Simon Stephens specifically wrote for him (Scott reprised the role…

    Read More