Skye Hallam ★

Skye Hallam is an Anglo-Indian actress from Kingston Upon-Thames. Skye trained at RADA, graduating in 2016 and making her stage debut with TARA Theatre in ‘Paradise of the Assassins'.
Skye has been a regular reader on ‘Words and Music’ and ‘Music Matter’s for BBC radio 3 and was the voice of the award-winning short film ‘126,000 Steps’ by Jethro Thompson and Emilia Gyles. Further acting credits include, ‘Life of Pi’, ‘The Crown’ (Netflix) ‘The Alienist’ (TNT/Netflix) and Daniel Alfredson’s film trilogy ‘Intrigo’.

Skye’s debut one woman show‘Heads or Tails’ was Offie Nominated at the Brighton Fringe Online in 2021 and a live, stage version of the show is running at the Omnibus Clapham in 2026. Recent credits include Olive Lashbrooke in John Van Druten’s ‘The Voice of the Turtle’ at Jermyn Street Theatre for which she was an Offie finalist in 2025 and 'Tweedle Dee' in Alice in Wonderland at the Marylebone Theatre. Skye is also an associate acting teacher at LAMDA, RADA and various other institutions specialising in Meisner technique, Laban technique and classical text. Skye's drop-in acting classes run monthly at the Old Diorama.

Skye is also a freelance director; her credits include ‘The Tempest’ and ‘Hamlet’ at LAMDA & Kali theatre’s ‘Phantasmagoria’ at the Southwark Playhouse.