Neil D'Souza
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Neil D'Souza is a British actor and writer, known on screen for his roles as Rajesh in Sky 1's In the Long Run (2018), Steve Covell in Channel 4's Humans (2015), Bob in the BBC's Bafta-winning Alma's Not Normal and Vikram in Apple TV's Slow Horses. D'Souza studied at the University Of Ulster, after which he trained as an actor at RADA.
Recent acting stage credits include his self-penned play Out Of Season (Hampstead Theatre),[1] The Mahabharata (Lincoln Center /Barbican),[2] Beginners (The Unicorn),[3] also The Village (Theatre Royal, Stratford East), How To Hold Your Breath and Khandan (Royal Court), Drawing The Line (Hampstead), Much Ado About Nothing, Midnight's Children and The Hypocrite (Royal Shakespeare Company), Tintin (West End), Man Of Mode (National), The Merchant of Venice and The Honest Whore (The Globe), Coming Up (Watford Palace Theatre) and Small Miracle (Mercury Colchester and Tricycle/ Kiln Theatre).
His most recent stage play Out Of Season (Hampstead Theatre) was described as "genius" by the Guardian[4] and "hilarious yet devastating" by the Stage.[5]
In September 2025, D.Souza was cast as 'the Paramedic' in the upcoming film The Man with the Plan about the Beveridge Report, directed by Christine Edzard.