Marc Wadhwani is a British-Spanish actor born in London. He began performing at a young age, making his West End debut as Gavroche in Les Misérables at the Sondheim Theatre, directed by Trevor Nunn. After early work in television and theatre in the UK, Marc trained at Mountview in London and further developed his craft at the Institute of the Arts Barcelona, working with influential teachers including Harry Burton and Cristian Izzo, and studying closely with acting teacher John Beschizza.

Beschizza trained at Drama Centre London under Doreen Cannon and later taught at RADA for nearly three decades. Marc continued his training with him in London at the JBAT Theatre Studio, run by John Beschizza and Annie Tyson, studying Sanford Meisner’s technique in depth, focusing on truthful behaviour, deep listening, and instinctive response.

Alongside acting, Marc writes and develops his own creative projects. With Jules Smekens, he co-wrote and performed A Play by John, which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2024.

Marc works between the UK and Spain and performs fluently in English and Spanish. He maintains a close relationship with music, performing regularly as a singer and street musician.