Mitchell Hone is an aspiring, passionate and dedicated actor, performer, mover, and maker based in South Yorkshire, England. He has been training in the arts since the age of 15 where he found his passion.

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Mitchell went to High Melton College to study Performing Arts (Acting) and has graduated from training at University Centre Doncaster with a B.A. (Hons) Degree in Contemporary Performance Practice.

 

Mitchell has gained a variety of volunteer and professional experiences and he has an overwhelmingly strong passion of the arts as a whole.

 

Mitchell has worked and collaborated with many artists and companies such as Justine Green, Philip Osment, Dan Watson, Olwen May, Lucy Hind, Esther Richardson, among others.

 

Other work includes Kes and Dancehall (CAST), We're Here Because We're Here (Sheffield Theatres & 14/18 NOW), Day of the Dead & The Great Big Donco (Right Up Our Street), The Colour of Light (Global Streets) Echoes: The Mansion House at War (Doncaster 1914-18, in collaboration with Contemporary Performance Practice).

 

He has seen Sir Ian McKellen live on his 80th Birthday tour and James McAvoy at the Playhouse Theatre in London.