Behold below—the showreel of legend (he says with a genuine grin and a bit of sweat on his brow). I’ve been fortunate to work with some incredible productions that have allowed me to showcase my acting range. From independent films to big-budget series, and everything in between, including commercials and self-made projects, I’ve made it my mission not only to demonstrate my versatility as an actor but also my ability to adapt to various types of productions.

“Elmasseek’s portrayal of Danny, a neurodivergent man struggling to make his way in the world is very strong and totally believable. The loud outbursts, the rage, the inappropriate jokes, needing music to distract himself from tasks, all serve to draw us into his situation.” – Wendy Fisher, Everything Theatre. Review of Wet Cement.

“The piece succeeds in mixing fantastical comedy elements with darker moments, such as a lonely Big Issue seller (Moneer Elmasseek) discussing all the awful things people have done to him, but deciding that maltreatment is preferable to being blanked. Heartbreaking and it certainly makes you think. This homeless man has a penchant for quoting literature and seems to be fairly well educated, highlighting how homelessness can happen to anyone – never more potent than now, with London rents so out of control.” – Views from the gods. Review of Dirty Special Thing.

“Moneer Elmasseeks’s Zincboy84 was a physical manifestation of every entitled man-child living in their parents basements wondering why no woman wants them, raging about it in the comment sections under feminist frequency Youtube videos honestly made me want to stand up and start clapping.” – Karmen Kaarlop. Review of The Court of Smiles.

“It was a privilege to work with Moneer Elmasseek, he is an incredibly inspiring and talented actor with outstanding professionalism and amazing work ethic. Moneer Elmasseek is always open to new ideas and collaboration. Moneer is passionate about each of his roles he takes on and delivers. I would not have any hesitation to work with Moneer on a future project.” – Jake McNeil, Jake McNeil films.

“I have engaged Moneer on several occasions to play Angus McTavish in various versions of my stage play, Resurrection based on my novel of the same name. Moneer is always committed to the roles he undertakes and is always ready and willing to help out with any duties required of him. For McTavish, Moneer brought a warmth and depth to the character, which really resonated with the audience. He is meticulous in his method and takes direction well.” – Ian Britten-Hull, AMA theatre company.

“It has been both a pleasure and a privilege to work with Moneer Elmaseek on many occasions. Moneer is a unique, enthusiastic and dedicated individual. He is a delight to work with both on stage and off, and his kindness, passion and exceptional positivity are noted by everyone who works with him. A joy to watch on stage and a wonderful actor, Moneer will be an asset to any production in which he is involved, and a truly outstanding team member.” – George C Francis, A Wonderful Adventure theatre company.

“It was an honour to work with Moneer on Wizard of Oz. I Co-Produced and Co-directed the show as part of KSWE Productions and Moneer was the clear choice for the part of the Lion the minute he auditioned. He brought so much life to the cowardly character and had done so much research on the show/film itself. Moneer is an outstanding actor that brings so much love and kindness to the projects and parts he performs in/as. I highly recommend him.” – Sean Erwood, director of The Wizard of Oz.

“Moneer was a joy to work with! Talented and inspiring. He takes on any role that’s thrown his way and adapts in any environment! We had such a great time on set and i can’t thank Moneer enough for the time, effort and dedication he puts in to any role ! This is my second time working with Moneer and it’s definitely not the last time!!” – Skye Davey, director of A Third More Sinister Option.

“Moneer not only creates a comfortable working environment open for interpretation, improvisation, and feedback, he’s also a fantastic actor. Moneer not only makes the process enjoyable but brings a real sense of professionalism from bringing the script to life. His enthusiasm and excitement are why I love working with actors of his calibre.” – Oskar Bergmann-Grainger, director of Jam Jars.