United Agents LLP

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  • Located in Soho, W1F 0LE
  • Spotlight registered agency
  • Busy Twitter feed @UnitedAgents
  • Represents busy and successful performers
  • No encouragement on the website to apply for representation, though you can filter through the agents to find the individual working in your field
  • An elite agency, so your application is most likely to succeed when you’ve won industry awards or are stopped in the street by fans
Location: London, UK

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