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Mark Rhodes
Represented By
Ashley Vallance
Double BAFTA award-winning presenter Mark Rhodes first appeared on our screens as a contestant in the second series of Pop Idol in 2003. After teaming up with fellow Pop Idol contestant Sam Nixon, they went on to have a number one selling single before finding their passion in TV presenting, and cementing themselves as the faces of CBBC for over 19 years.
A passionate presenter and performer, Mark is perhaps best-known for presenting the return of the iconic Crackerjack (CBBC), eight series of Sam & Mark’s Big Friday Wind Up (CBBC), as well as the much loved Saturday morning live show TMI (CBBC).
Double BAFTA award-winning presenter Mark Rhodes first appeared on our screens as a contestant in the second series of Pop Idol in 2003. After teaming up with fellow Pop Idol contestant Sam Nixon, they went on to have a number one selling single before finding their passion in TV presenting, and cementing themselves as the faces of CBBC for over 19 years.
A passionate presenter and performer, Mark is perhaps best-known for presenting the return of the iconic Crackerjack (CBBC), eight series of Sam & Mark’s Big Friday Wind Up (CBBC), as well as the much loved Saturday morning live show TMI (CBBC).
Mark has presented hundreds of hours of TV and is a much respected presenter as well as a familiar household name. With numerous awards and award nominations under his belt, Mark has twice won ‘Best Presenter’ at the Children & Young People’s Awards in 2013 and 2015 respectively.
Family favourites Sam & Mark presented two series of The Junior Bake Off for CBBC, alongside other shows such as Match of the Day: Can You Kick It, Copycats, Taking the Next Step, Sport Relief Does Glee Club and Top of the Pops Reloaded to name just a few.
Other very recent TV credits include The One Show and All Star Games for Sport Relief, both on BBC One.
Alongside an illustrious career in TV, Mark has also enjoyed much success with a weekend radio show on Free Radio. He has delighted fans with the live Sam and Mark On The Road Show across the UK at summer festivals, Butlins and as part of the Underbelly Festival, as well as across the world whilst touring with P&O Cruises.
As co-author of three children’s books published by Scholastic The Adventures of Long Arm, The Adventures of Long Arm 2: Revenge of the Supply Teacher and The Stink Before Christmas published in over six languages, Mark has also been a part of the UK Productions family for the past seven years and has appeared in pantomimes across the UK, this Christmas appearing in The Return of Captain Hook Croydon’s Fairfield Halls theatre.
Outside of presenting and performing, Mark is a long-term ambassador for the Wolves Foundation as well as a patron of Whizz Kids and Kicks Count, all charities that are very close to his heart.