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On screen credits include: 2021 Christmas Special of "Death in Paradise", "George Gently", "Spooks", "Doctor Who", "Law and Order", "Lewis", "Shameless", and "White Girl" written by Abi Morgan.
Theatre credits include: "Guantanamo" (in London's West End and Capitol Hill, Washington DC) and "The Bomb" (at the Tricycle Theatre), both directed by Nicolas Kent. I've also played Pip in "Great Expectations" (ETT) directed by Nikolai Foster, and appeared in "Wah Wah Girls" (at Sadler's Wells) directed by Emma Rice.
I trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
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'Tariq Jordan is exceptional as Pip, starting off as the naive youth oblivious to anything but his own desires... Never letting us forget Pip’s humanity even when he is at his most blinkered'.
~ There Ought to be Clowns (Pip in Great Expectations)
'Tariq Jordan handled the role of Pip with great care, skillfully maturing from 12-year-old to young adult, to young adult with a posh English accent! He was rarely off the stage but his performance never flagged'.
~ Forrest Bird (Pip in Great Expectations)
'Tariq Jordan brought a wonderful sincerity to the character of Pip, beginning as a 12-year-old full of imagination and vivacity. Jordan provided a solid foundation for the story. His initially innocent adoration of Estella became a true source of anguish which captivated the audience, the top hat and tails never quite hiding the earth-bound fervour of Pip'.
~ A Younger Theatre (Pip in Great Expectations)
'Tariq Jordan plays his part as Pip, from boy to man, with a wide-eyed innocence'.
~ The Independent (Pip in Great Expectations)
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