Cary's formative years were spent in Camberwell, a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood located in the heart of South London. This idyllic setting would later serve as the backdrop for his early life experiences, which would ultimately shape his artistic trajectory.
Following his completion of secondary education, Cary went on to pursue his passion for the performing arts by enrolling at the esteemed Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in 2002. After four years of rigorous study, he was awarded a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Acting in 2006, marking a significant milestone in his professional development.
In the years that followed, Cary's talent and dedication to his craft earned him widespread recognition, culminating in a prestigious award in 2020. Specifically, he won the Best Male Performance in a Leading Role at the Off West End Awards for his captivating portrayal of Jamie in Simon Stephens' production of "Country Music". This notable achievement was not an isolated incident, as Cary had previously been nominated for the same award on two separate occasions.
The first of these nominations was for his powerful performance as Iago in a production of Shakespeare's "Othello", a testament to his versatility and range as an actor. The second nomination was for his remarkable one-man reworking of Goethe's "Faust", in which he brought the complex and multifaceted character of Mephistopheles to life with remarkable skill and nuance.
Throughout his career, Cary has consistently demonstrated a commitment to his craft, pushing the boundaries of his talent and exploring a wide range of roles and characters. His impressive body of work is a testament to his dedication and passion for the art of acting.
