Biography

Michael Joseph Carr is of Irish descent and was born and brought up in Birmingham, England.

Michael began his acting career at the Old Birmingham Repertory Theatre UK, appearing in, Twelfth Night, Celebration and Rumpelstiltskin.

After being awarded one of only six drama grants from Birmingham City Council, he attended East 15 Acting School, London.

Following graduation he appeared in Gotcha! Scottish Tour, Wait Until Dark, The Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, UK. Peter Pan, Strippers, The Importance Of Being Earnest, The Mistress of the Inn and The Railway Children at the Mercury Repertory Theatre Colchester, UK. Fur Coat And No Knickers, Accrington Pals and Wait Until Dark at The Pomegranate Repertory Theatre, Chesterfield, UK and Guardian Angels at The Belgrade Theatre Coventry, UK. He also appeared in When A Rover Returns, Red Lion Theatre London, Submariners, White Bear Theatre London and The Secret Rapture, Barons Court Theatre, London.

U.S. Theatre Credits include, The Mousetrap and The Importance Of Being Earnest, Pierson Theatre, Los Angeles, Smash, Long Beach Playhouse and Communicating Doors, The Odyssey Theatre Ensemble, West Los Angeles.

British Film and TV Credits include Bugs, The Krays, The Bill, Guilt, Smile...You Could Be Me, How Do You Live With It, Freddy? and A Song To Say Goodbye, joint French/UK Production.

U.S Film and TV Credits include Good For Nothing, Phantom Love, Tony 5, The Back Up Bride, Night Of The Templar, The Eastman's, Garbage, 33 Minutes To Live, The Shooting Gallery, The Life of My Choice, 30 Seconds From Oblivion and The Stuck Ones.
- IMDb mini biography by: Michael Joseph Carr