Nadim Sawalha is a veteran Jordanian-born actor whose career spans across TV, film, radio and theatre. His recent works include Captain Abu Raed, which won ‘The Audience Award’ at The Sundance Festival, The Hour for BBC One, West is West, and Coming Home at The Arcola Theatre.
His TV work includes Murphy Law, New Tricks, Dangerfield, Inspector Morse, Close and True, and ‘Mohamed Al Fayed’ in the BBC’s Justice in the Wonderland.
He has performed at some of London’s most iconic theatres, including Turning Over and Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Qur’an at Bush Theatre, Jenkins Ear and East is East at Royal Court, White Cameleon at The Royal National Theatre, A Dream of People at the Royal Shakespeare Company, and Waiting for Godot at Lyric Studio, Hammersmith.
Nadim’s film credits include Syriana, A Touch of Class, The Spy Who Loved Me, The Living Daylights, Cleopatra, Arabian Nights, The Avengers, Nativity, Whatever Lola Wants, Diana: Last Days of a Princess.