Acting Agencies In London - N

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This article gives a summary of the acting agencies in London whose agency name begins with N.


Don’t Apply Without Doing Research

There's a lot of research you must do before applying to an agency. It will help you avoid scams, and make a better impression on the good agents. Have you read our article Acting Agencies: Which One Is Right For You?

Remember:  Can you see evidence that performers get regular paid work through the agency?

Nancy Hudson Associates Ltd

  • Located in Mayfair, W1K 5SB 
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Founded 1999
  • Busy news page and Twitter feed @NHALtd
  • Irrelevant and subjective observation, but they have a lovely website
  • Applications ONLY via the email address specified on the Contact page.
  • Include a CV and headshot, but don't attach huge image/video files
  • Best time to apply is when you have an upcoming show
  • Good agency to target if you a talented emerging actor looking for quality guest lead and supporting roles for example - but you’ll have a lot of competition to get noticed and accepted by the agency

The Narrow Road Company

  • Located in Covent Garden (WC2B 5AA) and Manchester
  • Spotlight registered agency, and members of both the Personal Managers Association (PMA) and Equity
  • Founded in 1986 by actor, writer and director, Richard Ireson alongside fellow actor Tim Brown
  • Busy Twitter feed @thenarrowroadco
  • You must be a member of Spotlight before applying
  • Applications ONLY to be sent to the email address on the About Us page and in the FAQ’s of the Contact page
  • Your email will be circulated to all the firm’s agents so make sure your Spotlight link is added
  • Good agency to target if you a talented emerging actor looking for quality guest lead and supporting roles for example - but you’ll have a lot of competition to get noticed and accepted by the agency

Nelson Browne Management Ltd

  • Located in Savoy St, WC2E 7EG
  • Spotlight registered agency and members of the Personal Managers' Association
  • Founded in November 2007 and run by experienced agent, Mary Elliott Nelson
  • Represents actors, actor musicians, and directors
  • Active news page and Twitter feed @nelsonbrowne

New Casey Agency

  • Located in Northwood (HA6 1RF)
  • Listed with Spotlight Contacts 
  • No online presence or owner information available May 2019

New Faces Ltd

  • Located in Soho (W1B 5TD)
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts and Mandy.com
  • Established in 2000
  • 2 agents representing 50 performers
  • But May 2019 Google states ’permanently closed’
  • No website or social media presence found

New Wonder Management

  • Located in Marylebone (W1W 5DT)
  • Spotlight registered
  • Represent models and actors for stage, film, TV, commercials, audio and gaming
  • Managed by Lola Williams and John Byrne
  • Established and emerging talent
  • Applicants can use the online ‘contact us’ page anytime

Nic Knight Management

  • Located in EC2A 3AY
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Founded in 2007 by child actor and experienced agent Nic Knight, with his wife Erica Canela Knight who is an accountant and qualified lawyer
  • Nic Knight Management has worked in association with the Anna Scher Theatre since 2008
  • In 2016, Nic also help fund and found the Cervantes Theatre in London
  • Applications ONLY to the email address specified on the contact page
  • You must include your Spotlight link, with an introduction
  • An agency that will consider you at the beginning of your career - but you’ll need something special to make you stand out from the huge pile of applications

Nina Lee Management Ltd

  • Located in Holborn (EC1N 8PN)
  • Spotlight registered
  • Company incorporated November 2013
  • Represents established, emerging and beginner actors
  • Follow Twitter feed for shout outs of particular applicants sought
  • Best to apply for representation via email - ideally with showreel and an invitation to an upcoming show you’re in
  • Headshots and showreels by post are not returned unless you enclose an SAE
  • Good agency to target if you a talented emerging actor looking for quality guest lead and supporting roles for example - but you’ll have a lot of competition to get noticed and accepted by the agency

N M Management

  • Located in Greenwich (SE10 9JS)
  • Listed on the Spotlight register
  • As at May 2019 no website, company information or social media presence

Noel Gay Organisation

  • Located in Fitzrovia (W1T 1AN)
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • A leading agency incorporated in 1958
  • Represents Presenters, performers, comedians, writers, directors and voiceover artists, including household names
  • Website does not ask performers to apply for representation
  • Select agency and roster suggests high entrance requirements

Northbridge Talent Agency

  • Originally located in Maida Vale, W9 2HP, but moved to Regent Street in June 2019
  • Listed on Spotlight Contacts
  • Founded 2015
  • adults, children and celebrities
  • Theatre, Television, Film, Commercials and Dance
  • Active Twitter feed @nbridgetalent

NorthOne Management

  • Located in Lambeth, SE11 6DX
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Actors’ co-operative founded in 1986
  • Active Twitter feed @N1Management
  • Representation page sets out the actors they would particularly like to attract to the agency at the current time
  • Remember to check the co-operative requirements - you become one of the business members
  • Apply via the Contact form, or by post
  • Emails will be ignored unless you come recommended by a current agency member
  • Include a letter explaining why you want to join this agency, and what you can offer them
  • Also add a 10x8 headshot, your CV, and details of any upcoming shows you have (or showreel)
Location: London, UK

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