Sebastian Croft

•Dragon School preparatory school (2010–2015);
•St Edward's School, Oxford for final exams;
achieved A levels in English, philosophy and film.
Croft participated in a masterclass of the play "Emil and the Detectives" (National Theatre), playing the lead role of Emil Tischbein. In 2016, he landed the role of Prince Arthur in Sir Trevor Nunn's production of Shakespeare's "King John" (Rose Theatre), for which he received high praise from the national press. In 2023, after an eight-year hiatus, he returned to the stage, appearing in Amy Herzog's "4000 Miles" at the Chichester Festival Minerva Theatre, opposite Eileen Atkins.

Croft grew up with an English father and a Cypriot mother. From the age of seven, he took acting lessons at Stagecoach's Abingdon-upon-Thames branch, and later at Michael Xavier's MX Masterclass, of which he is now a patron.

The actor has dyslexia¹.
Character::
•According to getpersonality.com, Sebastian Croft is an ENFP (Extroverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceiving) on ​​the MBTI personality type.
In an interview for GQ Men of the Year 2022, Croft said he felt like an outcast at school and hated the school uniform. At 14, he had a "fashion breakthrough": he began wearing brightly colored clothes—orange glasses, large fur coats, and other unusual items.
¹– Dyslexia is a neurobiological disorder in which a person has selective difficulty with reading and spelling.

Sebastian Croft (Sebastian Theodore Kemble Croft) is a British actor, born on December 16, 2001, in Oxford, England. He is a descendant of actor John Philip Kemble, who ran the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in the 18th and 19th centuries with his sister, Sarah Siddons.