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Callum Sterling is a British actor, dancer, model, and movement director based in London, originally from Bristol. His career spans film, television, theatre, and commercial work across the UK and internationally.

Training and Early Career

Sterling attended St Brendan's Sixth Form College from 2006 to 2009, where he studied Dance and Sociology. He continued his dance training at Paul McCartney's Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), graduating with a BA Honours Degree in Dance in 2012. He subsequently received a scholarship to study at the Northern Ballet School, refining his jazz and ballet technique.

Performing Career

Film and Television

Sterling appeared as a dancer in the 2023 feature film Barbie. His television credits include an appearance in the BBC series Murder, They Hope in 2022, playing the character Yuri. He also appeared on Dancing on Ice and in Les Queers.

Theatre

Sterling has built a substantial stage career. He has performed in the West End production of Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club. His other theatre credits include Dirty Dancing, The Snowman, and Priscilla the Party. He also performed in Jean Paul Gaultier's Fashion Freak Show in Tokyo.

Commercial and Music Work

Sterling has worked with a range of high-profile artists and brands. His commercial credits include work with Adidas, Marks & Spencer, Netflix, the BBC, Amazon, and Google. He has also performed with musicians including Sam Smith, Rita Ora, Demi Lovato, and Rina Sawayama. Early in his career, he worked as a dancer on cruise ships and in corporate events, and performed as a singer in a motown band.

Modelling

As a model, Sterling has appeared in campaigns including a viral 2021 Cadbury advertisement featuring his real-life partner, Dale Moran. The ad received attention for its portrayal of a same-sex couple, and Sterling spoke out against the homophobic double standard in responses to the campaign.

Movement Direction

Beyond performing, Sterling works as a movement director and multidisciplinary artist, creating and directing movement for artists, brands, and productions, with a focus on distinctive visual storytelling. He also works as a visiting lecturer, giving workshops, classes, and Q&A sessions at colleges and universities.