Toby Jones

Toby Jone's recent West End theatre credits include playing the role of Arthur in the London West End production of The Play What I Wrote for which he won the 2002 Olivier Award as Best Actor in a Supporting Role.

Toby has performed in theatres throughout Britain and has worked with The Right Size before in The Right Size and Riverside's production of Cabin Fever. Theatre credits include The Walls at the Royal National Theatre (RNT), The Nativity at the Young Vic, A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Almeida and on tour, King Lear, A Servant of Two Masters and The Government Inspector at the West Yorkshire Playhouse, Out of a House Walked a Naked Man for Theatre de Complicite and the RNT.

He is a founder member of The Table Show, for which he has written and performed in Wanted Man at the BAC and on tour, Coventry at the RNT, The Reprieve at the BAC and Missing Reel at the Traverse.

Television credits include The Way We Live Now, Victoria and Albert, The Aristocrats, Out of Hours, Death of a Salesman and Henry IV.

Film work includes Never Land, Orlando, Ever After, Hotel Splendide, Simon Magus, Joan of Arc and Les Miserables. He also gives voice to Dobby the House Elf in Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets.