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Neil Grainger
Neil Grainger (born 18 June 1979) is an English actor and comedian. Appearing in television and theatre,〔(IMDb profile. ) Retrieved 5/31/10.〕 Grainger first rose to prominence after appearing as a main character in the soap opera ''Crossroads''. As well as acting, Grainger performs stand-up comedy and co-runs a comedy club in London.
== Early life and career==
Grainger was born and brought up in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire. He attended Nunthorpe School and trained at Middlesex University, graduating in 2000.〔("Neil Grainger" ). Gazette Live, April 30, 2001. Retrieved 5/31/2010.〕
Early in his professional career, Neil Grainger worked extensively with Alan Ayckbourn at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough.〔("Steel galvanised Arc" ). Gazette Live, September 13, 2003. Retrieved 5/31/10.〕 Grainger first worked in television starring as Phil Berry in the 2001 remake of the ITV soap opera ''Crossroads'',〔("New faces check in to the Crossroads Motel". ) The Daily Mail. Retrieved 5/31/20.〕 in which he was nominated for best actor at the 2002 British Soap Awards.〔("British soap awards 2002 nominees" ). Digitalspy.com. Retrieved 5/31/10.〕 In 2007, Grainger guest-starred in the medical drama ''Doctors'', and the legal drama ''Judge John Deed'', both for the BBC. He also guest-starred in an episode of the ITV police drama ''The Bill'', and appeared the series again in 2010.
In 2008, Grainger began co-running The Duke’s Comedy Club, London.〔http://www.dukesheadliners.com/〕 Grainger regularly performs stand-up routines at the club, and other notable comedians featured have included Lee Mack, Jack Whitehall and Lucy Porter. Also in 2008, Grainger guest-starred in the 1960s TV drama, ''Heartbeat'', for ITV. In 2009, Grainger supplied voice-overs for the ''Killzone 2'' and ''Risen'' video games. He also starred at the 2009 Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the award winning play, ''Crush''.〔("Traverse scores a hat-trick in Edinburgh Fringe First awards" ). The Guardian, August 14, 2009. Retrieved 5/31/10.〕〔("May the G-Force be with you" ). The Northern Echo,August 3, 2009. Retrieved 5/31/10.〕 The play earned Grainger a nomination for best actor at the Stage Acting Excellence Awards 2009.〔(2009 nominees ). The Stage/Edinburgh. Retrieved 5/31/10.〕 In July 2010, Grainger had a small part in the BBC1 soap opera ''EastEnders'', playing a local journalist. As of 2011, he appeared in ''The Impressions Show'' alongside Debra Stephenson and Jon Culshaw. In 2012, Grainger started working on new BBC2 sitcom ''Hebburn'' with Vic Reeves and Gina McKee, playing the part of pub singer Gervaise. In 2013 Neil started working on the second series of ''Hebburn'' which will be shown in the Autumn.
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