Tosh began on the West End as a child, starring as Young Simba in Disney’s The Lion King. Wanogho-Maud went on to study at the BRIT School for Performing Arts & Technology and graduated from Bird College of Dance and Theatre Performance.
After that, he won starring roles in West End productions of Show Boat and The Book of Mormon, as well as numerous other touring shows around the country. Tosh’s status as a leading man was crystallized via the part of Jimmy Early in Dreamgirls at The Savoy Theatre in 2018, after which he began to diversify into film and television; securing credits in Netflix’s Bridgeton and Jingle Jangle, as well as BBC’s Roadkill. In his most significant role(s) to date, Tosh is one of the five stars of Michael Harrison’s new musical The Tosh began on the West End as a child, starring as Young Simba in Disney’s The Lion King.
Wanogho-Maud went on to study at the BRIT School for Performing Arts & Technology and graduated from Bird College of Dance and Theatre Performance. After that, he won starring roles in West End productions of Show Boat and The Book of Mormon, as well as numerous other touring shows around the country. Tosh’s status as a leading man was crystallized via the part of Jimmy Early in Dreamgirls at The Savoy Theatre in 2018, after which he began to diversify into film and television; securing credits in Netflix’s Bridgeton and Jingle Jangle, as well as BBC’s Roadkill. In his most prominent role(s) to date, Tosh is one of the five stars of Michael Harrison’s new musical The Drifters Girl at The Garrick Theatre.
Alongside Beverley Knight, Adam J Bernard, Tarinn Callender, and Matt Henry, this all-black cast and co-creator team tells the decades-spanning story of The Drifters and their female manager, Faye Treadwell. Alongside waitresses, record execs, and a gamete of other characters, The Drifters Girl sees Tosh bring musical legends Ben E. King and Rudy Lewis to life, via songs like Stand By Me, Save The Last Dance For Me & Under The Boardwalk. Outside of Theatre, Tosh is an avid reader, writer, gym-goer, and self-described geek; one who hopes to answer the call for greater representation behind the scenes and in positions of power by producing stories of his own in the world of the arts that he knows so well. Whilst weathering the storm of the pandemic alongside his contemporaries, Tosh continues to add to his past work alongside some of entertainment’s biggest names and forge ahead in new multi-faceted, equitable, minority-lead roles on both stage and screen.
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The Garrick Theatre. Alongside Beverley Knight, Adam J Bernard, Tarinn Callender, and Matt Henry, this all-black cast and co-creator team tells the decades-spanning story of The Drifters and their female manager, Faye Treadwell.
Alongside waitresses, record execs, and a gamete of other characters, The Drifters Girl sees Tosh bring musical legends Ben E. King and Rudy Lewis to life, via songs like Stand By Me, Save The Last Dance For Me & Under The Boardwalk. Outside of Theatre, Tosh is an avid reader, writer, gym-goer, and self-described geek; one who hopes to answer the call for greater representation behind the scenes and in positions of power by producing stories of his own in the world of the arts that he knows so well.
Tosh Wanogho-Maud’s top movies, TV shows, and awards
Tosh Wanogho-Maud is an actor known for Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey (2020), A Discovery of Witches (2018), and Roadkill (2020). Currently, he has no awards yet.
