Steven Berkoff (1937-), Playwright, actor and director
Sitter in 8 portraits
Actor, director and writer. Born in the East End of London, of Russian immigrant descent, and educated at the Raines Foundation Grammar School, Stepney and the Grocers' Company School, Hackney. Berkoff has written a number of plays, principally East (1977), West (1985), Sink the Belgrano (1986) which he directed at the Mermaid Theatre, and Kvetch (1987). Among his adaptations was Kafka's The Trial (1991), for the National Theatre. Berkoff has appeared in numerous films, including Clockwork Orange (1971), Barry Lyndon (1975), and The Krays (1990).
by Mark Tillie
bromide fibre print, 1980s
NPG x35170
by Antonio Petronzio
C-type colour print, 9 September 2003
NPG x126715
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by Alistair Morrison
digital C-type colour print, 2011
On display in Room 39a at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG x136665
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