Nicholas Prasad

A LAMDA-trained British actor with Indian and English heritage, Prasad spent over a decade earning his stripes across some of the UK's top theatre companies, from the RSC to Birmingham Rep and Chichester. Best known for voicing Marcus Singh in 007 First Light, playing Lomper in the national tour of The Full Monty, and his television appearance in Syfy's Krypton, he represents a generation of British stage actors making their mark in games and screen.

Nicholas Prasad’s Path from Stage to the World of 007

Trained at LAMDA, Nicholas Prasad built his career on some of the UK’s most respected stages before screen work came calling. With a father of Indian origin and an English mother, he brings a dual cultural perspective to every role he takes on. His stage work spans the Royal Shakespeare Company, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre, the Kiln Theatre, and the Soho Theatre – a track record that speaks to consistent demand across the British theatre circuit.

The RSC Years and a Career Built on Craft

Prasad has appeared in multiple RSC productions, including Titus Andronicus, A Mad World My Masters at the Barbican, Maydays, and The Comedy of Errors. Beyond the RSC, he played Hamed in Ross at Chichester Festival Theatre, Sully in Approaching Empty alongside Kiln Theatre and Tamasha, and Lomper in the national UK tour of The Full Monty in 2023-2024 – a role that introduced him to audiences well outside traditional theatre circles.

Television and the Leap into Video Games

On screen, Prasad appeared in BBC’s Doctors and EastEnders, along with a role in Syfy’s Krypton. In 2026, he stepped into the world of AAA video games with IO Interactive’s 007 First Light (2026), voicing Marcus Singh a supporting character in the Bond origin story featuring Patrick Gibson as a young James Bond.