Richard Cambridge

Born in rural England, Richard Cambridge grew up in Wiltshire after his parents' divorce when he was young. He was a company member of the Musical Youth Theatre Company alongside notable alumni such as Andrew Lincoln and Indira Varma. Cambridge's acting career began with a leading role in the feature film Distant Bridges, followed by another leading role in the short film Fishmonger's Daughter, which was selected at the Sundance Film Festival. In addition to acting, Cambridge co-founded actors community WeAudition and microdrama casting app VertiCast, providing resources for actors to learn lines from scripts. As an advocate for mental health, Cambridge supports various initiatives in this area.