Chris Spyrou

Chris Spyrou is a multilingual actor working across film, television, and theatre internationally. He holds an MA in Acting (Distinction) from the University of East London School of Arts, where he trained under Dominic Hingorani, a BSc in Economics from the University of Plymouth, and a diploma in Czech Language and Theatre Studies from Charles University in Prague. His training includes both the Stanislavski System and the Terzopoulos Method.

Fluent in English and Greek, and proficient in Czech, French, Spanish, and Russian, Chris brings exceptional linguistic versatility to his work. His screen credits include the Netflix feature Find Me Falling (dir. Stelana Kliris), opposite Harry Connick Jr.; the Russian miniseries Spasti Edinstvennogo Syna; the Hulu series False Flag; and the upcoming Armenian-French feature Revival. In Cyprus, he appeared in the period drama Salome (ANT1) and currently plays Stelios in the long-running Greek television series Gi Tis Elias.

His theatre work spans London, Prague, and Cyprus, with performances at Bromley Little Theatre, Kamen, Belushi’s, Dionysos, Anemona, Xora, and THOC. He received a Best Supporting Actor nomination at the Bromley Guild Theatre Awards for Young Marx and is currently appearing in THOC’s production of Ion at the Epidaurus Festival.

Alongside acting, Chris is a writer developing the second instalment of his young adult fantasy series, The Horanum Chronicles, following the publication of Felix Buckley and the Godly Arrow. His television and film projects are also in development. He is an accomplished tap dancer and pianist with a background in music composition.