Everything about Nabil Shaban totally explained
Nabil Shaban (born
12 February 1953) is a
British actor. He founded
The Graeae (pronounced 'grey-eye') - a
theatre group which promotes performers with
disabilities. He has a son named Zenyel.
"Nabs" was a student at the
University of Surrey in the late seventies and contributed to the Student Union newspaper "Bare Facts". One of his most memorable television roles was that of the hideous reptilian alien
Sil in the
BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who. Shaban played Sil in two serials:
Vengeance on Varos (1985) and
Mindwarp (1986). Nabil is particularly well known among Dr Who fans for Sil's laugh that he created.
He has appeared in several films including
Born of Fire (1983),
City of Joy (1992) and
Gaias børn (1998), and has also worked as part of the
Crass Collective.
In 2004 he made a TV documentary in which explored the possibility that Viking chieftain
Ivar the Boneless may have had
osteogenesis imperfecta, the same condition as himself.
Nabils play The First To Go will premiere in May 2008 produced by Edinburgh's Benchtours Theatre Company in association with Sirrius Pictures. It opens at the Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh on May 23rd and tours to the Tron Theatre, Glasgow; The Byre Theatre, St Andrews and Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield.
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