Graeme Hawley

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Graeme Hawley is an English actor. Graeme was born and raised in Coventry. His credits have so far included police officer Martin Crowe in ITV's Emmerdale and most recently has been appearing in Coronation Street as teacher John Stape. He has also made appearances in Channel 4's Shameless and A Touch of Frost.

Before going to Manchester Metropolitan University, he was a theatre technician at Stratford College, until 1994

Graeme won the Manchester Evening News Theatre Award: Most Promising Newcomer in 2000.

1 Other credits
- 1.1 Television
- 1.2 Theatre
2 External links

[edit] Other credits

[edit] Television

Company Pictures/Channel 4 SHAMELESS (Troy) Catherine Moresden
Red Productions LEGLESS Matt Greenhalgh
Yorkshire EMMERDALE (Martin Crowe - regular) Various
Granada THE STEPFATHER Ashley Pearce
Yorkshire THE ROYAL Frank Smith
Yorkshire HEARTBEAT Andy Morgan
Granada TO KIDNAP A PRINCESS John Alexander
BBC BORN AND BRED Ian Knox
Granada THE FORSYTE SAGA Chris Menaul
BBC DOCTORS Neil Adams
Granada CORONATION STREET David Kester
BBC STRUMPET Danny Boyle
Granada ALWAYS AND EVERYONE Ian Knox
Yorkshire A TOUCH OF FROST Rob Knights
World Productions THE COPS I Harry Bradbeer
Carlton BERNARD'S WATCH David Cobham

[edit] Theatre

Manchester Library ROSENCRANTZ & GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD (Guildenstern) Chris Honer
Royal Exchange Manchester/Young Vic LOVE AND MONEY (Paul) Matthew Dunster
Theatre Absolute CLOUD:BURST (Dominic) Chris O’Connell
Theatre Absolute STREET TRILOGY (Reuben/Gary) Mark Babych
Bolton Octagon LITTLE MALCOLM & HIS STRUGGLE AGAINST THE EUNUCHS Mark Babych
Manchester Library/Homegrown TRAFFIC AND WEATHER (Chris) Nick Moss
Manchester Library SCHWEYK IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR Chris Honer
Rocket Theatre HOWIE THE ROOKIE (The Rookie) Martin Harris
Theatre Absolute RAW (Addy) Mark Babych
Manchester Library MEASURE FOR MEASURE (Froth) Chris Honer
Manchester Library/Homegrown HIDDEN MARKINGS (Howard) Nick Moss
Suffolk Eye ROMEO AND JULIET (Mercutio) Tom Scott