Biography
Ricardo P Lloyd is a British actor, writer, and presenter working across film, television, and stage, recognised for his commanding screen presence and culturally resonant performances.
Trained in Performing Arts for Film, Television, and Stage at Buckinghamshire New University, Lloyd developed a classical and contemporary foundation that has informed a career spanning theatre, broadcast media, and international cultural platforms.
In 2019, he worked alongside Mark Rylance in the acclaimed productions Shakespeare Walks and Shakespeare in the Abbey, directed by Claire Van Kampen and produced by Shakespeare’s Globe, marking a formative chapter in his theatrical career.
He gained further recognition for his portrayal of Romeo in Excluded, a landmark Intermission Youth Theatre production that explored systemic exclusion and youth identity within contemporary Britain. The role cemented his reputation as an actor capable of combining emotional depth with social relevance.
Alongside his acting work, Lloyd is an established writer and broadcaster, with contributions to publications including Radio Times, The Independent, The Voice, Big Issue, and Student Pocket Guide. His work often sits at the intersection of culture, identity, and creative responsibility.
With a growing international profile, significant public following, and work spanning screen, stage, fashion, and media, Ricardo P Lloyd continues to build a career defined by range, authority, and global ambition.
