Sion Tudor Owen is from Abergele via Kenya and Malawi. He trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
His theatre work includes six seasons with the RSC, including playing Mozart in the national tour of Amadeus, twelve plays in the West End and a world tour of West Side Story. He received a best actor nomination for Baloun in Schwyk and for Mr Evans in Carries War. He has also worked with Theatre Clwyd, Made in Wales and the National Theatre of Wales.
He has appeared on television in many programmes including: Coronation Street, Midsomer Murders, Outlander and Humans, in all he has over seventy television credits.
In addition he has appeared in films such as: Highlander, Twin Town, Submarine and Aberdeen.
Sion set his own production company during COVID and has just written, produced and directed the third instalment of his ‘Wales of the Unexpected’ series Home and Promise that so far has won nineteen awards in world film festivals. He hopes Swing to Love will be completed early in 2025.
