Matt Greenwood, born on February 27th, 1995, in Manchester, England, began his acting journey at the tender age of six. He enrolled in the Helen O'Grady Children's Drama Academy, where he honed his craft until the age of ten. Subsequently, from ten to sixteen, he trained at the esteemed Carol Godby Theatre Workshop, during which period he started working professionally as an actor. His early credits include the pivotal role of transgender pupil Martin Dunbar in the BBC's prime-time drama series 'Waterloo Road'.
As he continued to grow as an actor, Matt furthered his education by attending The Manchester College - Shena Simon Campus, the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, and the Manchester School of Acting, concurrently balancing his studies with professional acting engagements. His notable roles include Mark Davies in the BBC's long-running medical drama series 'Casualty', and series regular Tom Clarke in the BBC drama series 'The A Word', which is broadcast on BBC One in the UK, SundanceTV in the USA, CBC in Canada, BBC First in Australia, and BBC UKTV in New Zealand.
Matt's impressive resume also boasts appearances in the 20th Century Fox blockbuster biopic 'Bohemian Rhapsody', and in the 2019 TV series 'Giri/Haji', broadcast on BBC Two in the UK and streamed on Netflix in the USA and worldwide. With extensive experience in theatre, both in his native Manchester and in London, Matt Greenwood has established himself as a versatile and talented actor, with a promising career ahead of him.
