Stuart Wolfenden

Stuart Wolfenden is an English actor who began performing as a teenager in his native Rochdale, Lancashire. He acted at North Chadderton School and with the Oldham Theatre Workshop, and at 13 he appeared in a stage version of Kes and took a Best Actor under 21 prize at Oldham's Grange Arts Centre. Early screen credits included an episode of the children's drama Jossy's Giants and the BBC television drama My Kingdom for a Horse, in which he played Bobby Shaw. He played three separate parts in Coronation Street, among them the paperboy Craig Russell, Mark Casey and Greig Hodge, and he later joined Hollyoaks as Terry Hay. His film work includes Dead Man's Shoes (2004), In the Name of the Father (1993) and Oranges and Sunshine (2010), and he has also appeared in Blue Murder, Heartbeat and Emmerdale.