Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark
Image Alasdair James McLaughlin© John Clark

Alasdair James McLaughlin

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Alasdair James McLaughlin

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Can be seen as NOAH LUFF on episode 8 of The White Princess on Channel 4

Alasdair James McLaughlin
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25-37 years•Greater London (GB)
Acting age25-37 years
Main professionActor
Eye colorblue-green
Hair colorred
Height (cm)175
LanguagesEnglish(native)
DialectsAmerican Southern EnglishEdinburghEssexGlasgowIrish-SouthernLiverpoolLondonNew York EnglishRP(native dialect)Scottish(native dialect)Standard American EnglishWelsh-StandardWest CountryYorkshire
SportHockeyAlpine skiingRugbyRunningSoccerStage combatSwimming
PitchTenor
SingingFalsetto
Special skillsImprovisation
Training

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, BA Acting, 3 years
East 15 Acting School, CERT (HE), 1 year

Film
2015
The Proposal
Dan
Ian Robertson NFTS
2014
Piano from a Fourth Story Window
James
Meg Campbell Idle Films
2012
Stay
Ben
David Bode
Television
2017
The White Princess
Noah Luff
Jamie Payne Starz
Theater
2025
Macbeth
Macduff
Robert Shaw Cameron The Dukes Theatre Company
2019
Richard III
Richard III
Courtney Larkin Cockpit Theatre
2019
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Theseus/Peter Quince
Courtney Larkin Wherefore Theatre
2018
Cueing
Ali
Andy McCredie Redgates Theatre
2017
The Comedy of Errors
Courtesan/Luciana/Emilia
Peter Stickney The Lord Chamberlain's Men
2017
Thick Skin
Pete
Ellie Gauge Poor Michelle
2016
Dud
Soldier (Lead)
Ellie Gauge Theatre N16
2014
Macbeth
Macduff
Guy Retallack Bridge House Theatre
2012
Eight
Miles
Mark Stevenson New up North-Scotland
2012
King Lear
Ensemble/Musician
Dominic Hill Citizens Theatre
2011
The Crucible
Marshall Herrick
Juliet Forster York Theatre Royal
Other
2024
After Dark
Phillip Carpenter-Jones
Sean Brown AD productions
2024
Penelope
Eurymachus
Paksie Vernon
2023
That’s My Time
Alan Smithee
Umar Pasha
2016
Summerland
Ben
Jordan Blackwood Theatre N16
2014
The Homefront (Musical)
Homeless Man 3 (Lead)
Jon Kristian & Josh Haberfield Union Theatre
2012
Dialogue
Chris
Jeremy Idle SQA
2010
Girl X
Chorus
Pol Heyveart National Theatre of Scotland
2009
Facebook: The Musical (Musical)
Justin Maddison
Jason Orbaum Edinburgh Fringe festival C-Venues