Steven Pinder

Steven has worked extensively on both stage and screen.

On television he is best known for playing Max Farnham in Channel 4’s Brookside from 1990 until the show ended in 2003. For his portrayal he won the Manchester Evening News Award for Best Actor. His numerous other screen credits include; Touché (Feature Film), The Count of Monte Cristo, Casualty, Hotel Babylon, The Bill, Holby City, Emmerdale, Doctors, True Crime and Crossroads.

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Steven has worked extensively on both stage and screen.

On television he is best known for playing Max Farnham in Channel 4’s Brookside from 1990 until the show ended in 2003. For his portrayal he won the Manchester Evening News Award for Best Actor. His numerous other screen credits include; Touché (Feature Film), The Count of Monte Cristo, Casualty, Hotel Babylon, The Bill, Holby City, Emmerdale, Doctors, True Crime and Crossroads.

On stage, Steven returned as Doctor Dillamond in the smash hit West End musical Wicked, having previously played The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and Doctor Dillamond in the UK & International Tour and the original UK & Ireland Tour.

Further credits include; A Christmas Carol (Just Entertainment), The Invisible Man (Eastbourne Theatres), Notes From a Small Island (Watermill Theatre), Rehearsal For Murder (UK Tour), The Last of the Red Hot Lovers (St.Helens Theatre Royal), The Memory of Water (New Vic Theatre & Stephen Joseph Theatre), The Diary of Anne Frank (York Theatre Royal & UK Tour), Deathtrap (Oldham Coliseum), Footloose (UK Tour), Neville’s Island (Liverpool Playhouse), Keeping Up Appearances (UK Tour), Don’t Rock the Boat, It Runs In The Family, Calendar Girls, Funny Money, Two Into One, Who’s Under Where?, Father of the Bride, Scared to Death, The Sound of Murder and Cash on Delivery (all at The Mill at Sonning).

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