Robert Whitelock

Robert Whitelock, born in 1972, initially found his passion in graffiti art during his teenage years. However, he ultimately pursued a career in acting, honing his craft at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) for three years before joining the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company. In 2009, he transitioned into academia, sharing his insights on art through lectures. The following year, he established Monokrome Publishing Company, where he collaborated with Aaron Munday to produce the book "Monokrome - World Class Graffiti Design in Black and White."

Whitelock showcased his versatility on stage in the acclaimed production of "The 39 Steps," where a small ensemble of actors took on multiple roles, demonstrating his talent and range. His television career includes appearances in several hit dramas, where he has portrayed diverse characters. Notably, he played a murder suspect who is also an author in "Midsomer Murders," and took on the intriguing role of a Satanist disguised as a scout master in the cult favorite "Misfits." With a multifaceted career spanning theater, television, and art, Robert Whitelock continues to make significant contributions in each of his endeavors.