Biography

Ben Farrow is a classically trained Shakespearean actor who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts from Middlesex University and a Diploma in Acting from the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, where he trained under Hilary Wood. He has performed extensively on stage both in the UK and internationally, appearing in London’s West End in the world premiere of Three Days in May, in Frankfurt in The Dead Guy, in Athens in the Greek tragedy Hippolytus, and in Oslo in Sessions by Patrice Chaplin. His theatre work reflects a strong foundation in classical and contemporary performance across diverse cultural settings. Ben’s screen work includes the award-winning short film Anglesey Road, which received multiple Accolade Competition honours, and Forget Me Not, winner of Best UK Film at the London Independent Film Festival and the Golden Ace Award at the Las Vegas Film Festival. He has also appeared in internationally recognised branded films, contributing to multiple major industry awards. An international actor working across theatre, film, and voice, Ben brings classical technique, vocal precision, and emotional depth to all his performances.
- IMDb mini biography by: Alexandra Chown

Ben Farrow was born in London, England and raised across the UK, North Carolina, and Wales, now residing with his wife and two children in Los Angeles, California. A classically trained actor with a Diploma in Acting from the acclaimed Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, where he trained under Hilary Wood, and a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts from Middlesex University. Ben is a highly skilled performer with a career that spans both stage and screen, in both the US and the UK. He is a master of dialects which is exercised over countless audio book series, and holds a great passion, skill and artistry for Shakespeare, which he is frequently invited to perform. Screen work includes Christopher Guest's 'Family Tree', 'Dr. Odyssey', the multiple award-winning short film 'Anglesey Road', Mel Smith's 'High Heels and Low Lives', and 'Forget Me Not' - winner of Best UK Film at the London Independent Film Festival and the Golden Ace Award at the Las Vegas Film Festival. Across both theatre and musical theatre, Ben Farrow has performed extensively on stage both in the UK and internationally, appearing in London’s West End as Clement Atley in the original cast of Ben Brown's 'Three Days in May', The English Theatre of Frankfurt in 'The Dead Guy', and in Athens in the Greek tragedy 'Hippolytus', as well as being a regular headliner at Adam Lenson's West End musical theatre showcase 'Signals'. Ben is a seasoned actor who brings great craftsmanship to his performances with a commanding stage and screen presence. He's also a dedicated and loving husband and father of two, and great with power-tools.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jacqueline Whitehead

Ben was born in London Hospital. Within the sound of Bow Bells.

Russell Brand was in a play with Ben at the Edinburgh Festival called Welcome To The Moon by John Patrick Shanley.