Joe Wiltshire Smith

Joe is a Welsh actor who graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 2017.

He represented RWCMD at the Sam Wanamaker Festival in his second year, and received the J.O Francis Memorial Award in 2017 and the Gareth Jones Scholarship in 2016.

Joe’s theatre credits include Ghost About The House at the King’s Head Theatre, The Kneebone Cadillac at the Theatre Royal Plymouth, Cracked at the Pontardawe Arts Centre, and led in Roast Me at the Union Theatre. He led in the touring production of The Swearing Jar by New Perspectives, and his original play Behold! The Monkey Jesus opened to great acclaim at the Brockley Jack Theatre.

Most recently he played the Lord of the Underworld in Eurydice at the Jermyn Street Theatre.

 

Eurydice - Jermyn Street Theatre

Joe Wiltshire Smith, as the Lord of the Underworld, has the most fun. Described as a nasty, interesting man, he is by far the most interesting character onstage. Not so much nasty as sinisterly bonkers. A warped Jimmy Clitheroe through the looking glass – The Spy in the Stalls 

Ghost About the House Reviews

Reviews are in for Ghost About the House at the King’s Head Theatre!

  • “Joe Wiltshere Smith probably has the best comic timing of the cast and is genuinely loveable as  Lenny.” West End Wilma
  • “This is exactly what writer Matthew Campling promised“ a hilarious, sexy, haunting gay comedy!” Sue in the Stalls
  • “Very much in the realm of a picture paints a thousand words… An enjoyable and witty production.'” London Theatre 1
  • “Matthew Campling’s skill as a playwright once again shines through with Ghost About The House. The show is an utter delight from start to finish.” Boyz
  • “Director Scott Le Crass sets a cracking pace and milks the script for belly laughs, as the voice of the piece slips to and fro between mock-Downton and cod-EastEnders.” Carn’s Theatre Passion

Ghost About the House

Joe has been cast in Ghost About the House at the King’s Head Theatre

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Joe will be performing in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 9 December – 14 January 2018 at the New Theatre Cardiff