Hello! It’s Rich Keeble here: actor, comedian, VO artist/voice actor, audiobook narrator, musician, podcaster, whatever. TV credits include The Emily Atack Show (both series), Ted Lasso, In The Long Run, Doctors, Porters, Inside No.9, The Last Leg, Fool Britannia, Birds of a Feather, Warren, The Rebel and Through The Keyhole. Oh yeah and I did those Topcashback adverts. In 2022 I should be popping up in Not Going Out and Pandemonium (both BBC), Bloods (Sky), Trying (Apple) and the Amazon film, The People We Hate At The Wedding.
I’m currently doing an online spoof chatshow, Rich Keeble Zoom Chats, and a new podcast, Jenny & Rich’s Showbiz Stories, which are both linked below and I’d love you to check out along with some of my music!
I also do a lot of voice work on video games, TV or radio ads, and audiobooks. You can find all that on my specialist voice site, RichDeepVoice.co.uk
HARRY HAM
I’m doing a new character called Harry Ham – he’s an ex-Bill actor who’s fallen on hard times and has turned to Cameo style celebrity video messages to make ends meet. Here’s some of my fave videos, plus you can follow him on the socials here! (Keep your eyes peeled for live performances!)
Rich Keeble Zoom Chats
I have a new online show out where I do a terrible job of interviewing a variety of guests. So far I’ve had Ben Green (The Cockfields), Ken Collard (Cuckoo) and Tim Plester (After Life). Do check it out here!
PODCAST
A new podcast where I chat with West End Star Jenny Gayner about our lives in the business called show. Also available in all the usual places.
Criminal Audition, the feature film in which I play William, one of the lead characters, is now out on BluRay (US) and streaming services (Amazon Prime, Sky Store, iTunes)
“Keeble’s comedy background is clear, and yet his weaselly mannerisms make him both unlikable yet sympathetic, as he gradually loses control of the situation.”
“Most of this feels centred on the hapless William, who clearly becomes more out of his depth as the night progresses. Luckily, Rich Keeble does a great job with this and holds it all together as a focal point, while the world around William falls apart.”
“Rich Keeble as William is excellent… with William’s fading confidence replaced by fear and powerlessness being convincing.”
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