Ross K. Foad

Ross K. Foad was born in Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey. He is a 2nd generation actor, with both his parents in the business. Born Autistic and Dyspraxic, he made his acting debut aged 18-months with an advertisement for Pampers, but would initially choose to pursue writing, becoming a published comic strip writer aged 14-years old. 

He would return to acting in his late teens when he joined the Penthouse Cabaret as a sketch actor and stand up comedian. He would go on to garner experience in many mediums including film, TV, web series, plays, radio, and video games. In 2017, he was one of only 30 disabled actors chosen by the BBC for its Class Act Training Scheme, an initiative to help increase disabled representation on screen through bespoke training with some of the finest of the BBC's talents.