MARK CAVEN
(Lumiere)
Mark Caven trained at Lamda, and began his career in repertory playing leads in plays such as Carnival, Death of a Salesman, Kingdom of Earth, Clouds, Piaf, The Boy Friend, The Dresser and Johnny Bull. A founder member of La Bonne Crepe Cafe Theatre, he appeared in, or directed, over thirty productions for Paul Prescott, during the company's eighteen year history.

Mark's West End credits include the Dentist in Little Shop of Horrors, Lloyd in Killing Jessica, Bernie in Sexual Perversity in Chicago, the Hamlet role in The Complete Works of Shakespeare: Reduced, The Complete History Of America: Abridged, and most recently, Black Jack Bouvier, Richard Nixon and eighteen other characters in Jackie: An American Life.

His television appearances are numerous. In 1992 Mark joined the Comic Strip, playing featured roles in six films for director Peter Richardson, including "The Red Nose of Courage", "The Crying Game", and "Diary of a Nutcase", as well as co-writing and starring in their series "The Glam Metal Detectives", for BBC 2. He starred opposite Juliet Stevenson in "Who Dealt?" and Eddie Izzard in "Lust for Glorious", both for Channel 4. Other television work includes the series "Executive Stress", "Alas Smith and Jones", "The Upper Hand", "Salvation Guaranteed", "Virtual Murder", "Unnatural Acts", "Wilderness", "Red Dwarf", and "Jonathan Creek".

Mark's first major film role was in "The American Way", with Dennis Hopper. Other films include "Superman IV", "The Pope Must Die", "Dead Lucky, Monk Dawson", "Night Season", "Razor Blade Smile", and he can currently be seen starring as Michael in "The Big Swap", now available on video.

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