Verity Firth

Verity Drew Firth is a young actress, model, and filmmaker, with a wide range of professional credits to her name. Verity was born in London and showed an interest and aptitude for performing arts at an early age, attending Dance and Music classes; her first large stage audience was at age four. She was signed by an agent who saw her at Drama and Singing classes when she was five. Her stage credits include the powerful adaptation of 1984 (Robert Icke, Duncan MacMillan) appearing as The Child, and the Opera Madam Butterfly where she appeared to great acclaim as Sorrow (Directed by Paul Higgins). TV, Radio and Film roles include Greg Davies's Man Down (Channel 4 TV) as Dan's niece Lucy. BBC's The Cazalet Chronicles, in the role of Juliet, by Elizabeth Jane Howard (Radio 4 adaptation), the short film Lacrimosa (Steven Bakewell), the music video Rhythm Inside for Loic Nottet (Belgium Eurovision), as the Rebel Child. As well as working across Pantomime, Musical Theatre, Dance and Modelling. Verity's experience of acting and interest in film (combined with her talent for photography) led her to start making movies, which she has a passion for continuing alongside her acting.