Tony Bittner-Collins

Tony Bittner is a self-taught actor who has played supporting roles and bit parts in Chilean and Scottish theatre, film, and music productions. Most recently, he played talent judge Azir on Drawn-In written and directed by Johanna Denke and Milton the minstrel on the 'The Canterbury Tales' adaptation for stage by Kirsty E. McIntyre at Edinburgh Acting School. In 2019, he played a political demonstrator during Pinochet's dictatorship in 'Tengo Miedo Torero' (My Tender Matador) by director Rodrigo Sepúlveda based on Pedro Lemebel's novel. He has entertained audiences as Milton in 'Juego para Cuatro' (Game for Four) by Francisco Raynaud, Procopio in 'Veraneando en Zapallar' (Summer holiday in Zapallar) by Eduardo Valenzuela Olivos, the nosy neighbour in 'Levanto la Voz por mis Derechos' (Speaking up for my Rights) clown play by Valeska Urqueta, and young Shakespeare in early music concerts by The Broken Consort and Messa di Voce.