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Neil Hurst
Neil Hurst (born 5 June 1982)[citation needed] is an English actor and presenter born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, best known for his television and stage theatre career.
Hurst was educated at The Brooksbank School and attended the University of Huddersfield.
Hurst first gained prominence on British television as the comic sidekick of Vernon Kay on ITV's All Star Family Fortunes,[citation needed] but his career has seen him appear in many other TV roles from drama to comedy and even presenting.
His TV credits include Benny Grew in the 2018 adaptation of Agatha Christie's The A.B.C. Murders, Baz in Coronation Street, Ray Glossop in Doctors, Peter in Fresh Meat, Frank in The Syndicate and Gary Plunkett in Home From Home. In addition to this he has appeared in small cameo roles in Casualty, Moving On and 4 O'Clock Club.[citation needed]
In 2019, Hurst began appearing as a series regular on Michael McIntyre's Big Show helping Michael McIntyre prank the Unexpected Star of the show. These episodes were filmed at the London Palladium.[citation needed]
In 2020, Hurst appeared as Baz for a short run in Coronation Street, plus cameo roles in Ackley Bridge and The Syndicate.
2021 saw Hurst joining the cast of All Creatures Great and Small as Harold Ingledew, the annoying neighbour of Siegfried. Hurst also filmed the role of a teacher in The Railway Children Return.
In 2018, Hurst, and Coronation Street actress Vicky Binns, joined the original cast of Craig Cash's and Phil Mealey's sitcom Early Doors, in the live stage version of the show.[citation needed] Hurst was playing the role of 'Freddie' (a replacement character for Mark Benton's character, 'Eddie') and toured arenas in the UK after sold out run at The Lowry, Salford. Hurst reprised his role at The Lowry for the 2019 production of Early Doors: One More Chance.
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Neil Hurst
Neil Hurst (born 5 June 1982)[citation needed] is an English actor and presenter born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, best known for his television and stage theatre career.
Hurst was educated at The Brooksbank School and attended the University of Huddersfield.
Hurst first gained prominence on British television as the comic sidekick of Vernon Kay on ITV's All Star Family Fortunes,[citation needed] but his career has seen him appear in many other TV roles from drama to comedy and even presenting.
His TV credits include Benny Grew in the 2018 adaptation of Agatha Christie's The A.B.C. Murders, Baz in Coronation Street, Ray Glossop in Doctors, Peter in Fresh Meat, Frank in The Syndicate and Gary Plunkett in Home From Home. In addition to this he has appeared in small cameo roles in Casualty, Moving On and 4 O'Clock Club.[citation needed]
In 2019, Hurst began appearing as a series regular on Michael McIntyre's Big Show helping Michael McIntyre prank the Unexpected Star of the show. These episodes were filmed at the London Palladium.[citation needed]
In 2020, Hurst appeared as Baz for a short run in Coronation Street, plus cameo roles in Ackley Bridge and The Syndicate.
2021 saw Hurst joining the cast of All Creatures Great and Small as Harold Ingledew, the annoying neighbour of Siegfried. Hurst also filmed the role of a teacher in The Railway Children Return.
In 2018, Hurst, and Coronation Street actress Vicky Binns, joined the original cast of Craig Cash's and Phil Mealey's sitcom Early Doors, in the live stage version of the show.[citation needed] Hurst was playing the role of 'Freddie' (a replacement character for Mark Benton's character, 'Eddie') and toured arenas in the UK after sold out run at The Lowry, Salford. Hurst reprised his role at The Lowry for the 2019 production of Early Doors: One More Chance.