Joshua Spriggs is an Actor and Voice Actor originally from the UK. Since 2015, he has been based in Berlin, Germany. Joshua has built an impressive career in the performing arts, with notable credits in theatre, television, and film.

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As a stage actor, Joshua has displayed his versatility working with companies such as The Royal Shakespeare Company, Frantic Assembly, and Platypus Theatre, showcasing his skills in physical theatre, actor musicianship, and devising as well as working with classical texts. 2024 will see Joshua's debut in television, in the upcoming series Families Like Ours by Oscar-winning director Thomas Vinterberg. His most notable credits in films include RICOCHET (2020) and Free Therapy (2019),  playing lead roles in both and receiving acclaim from international audiences with Free Therapy winning Best Short Film at the Munich Film Awards.

Joshua left his musical mark on RICOCHET, composing and performing memorable, original songs for its soundtrack. Australian production company Baby Banksia noted his musical talent and approached him to feature his music in their TV series More Than This  (Paramount+). Joshua's song "Fine Lines" plays in the opening scene of the final episode of season 1, and as a result, he is set to release his debut single in 2023.

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As a voice actor, Joshua has worked with numerous high-profile clients, and his voice can be heard on TV, and radio in video games and museums. His ability to bring a feeling of authenticity and charm to voice projects has earned him a returning loyal client base with companies such as Allianz, Audi and Zalando.

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In addition to his work on screen, stage, and as a musician, Joshua is also a respected teacher. He regularly teaches at Catalyst - Institute for Creative Arts and Technology on the Screen Acting BA degree, sharing his experience and knowledge with aspiring actors.

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With his talent, dedication, and passion for the performing arts, Joshua has become a prominent figure in the English-speaking scene in Berlin. His work continues to inspire and captivate audiences, while his teaching helps to nurture the next generation of performers.