About Zephryn Taitte
Zephryn Taitte was an actor.
Zephryn Taitte is a British actor of Guyanese descent. He is known for his role as Cyril Robinson in the television series, Call the Midwife.
Background Zephryn Taitte, the youngest of three children was born in South London. His father was a carpenter and mason.
Taitte did not go to drama school, but he did get a performing arts qualification (BTEC), a combination of performance with arts business which is very useful for work in the industry. He got a job close to where the family lived, which was at the Ovalhouse Theatre. On his mother's suggestion he tried out for an audition and was cast in a modern adaptation as Romeo. Since the 1960s, the Ovalhouse Theater was a center for political activism. With the role as Romeo being a changing point in his life, he was chosen as a potential young leader in the arts to go on a British Council-sponsored trip to South Africa. When he returned he was fuelled with enthusiasm and began working with the Pan Intercultural Arts which is a small charity based in London.
Career Taitte played the role of Akeem in the film Flashmob that was directed by Ash Mahmmod and Naeem Mahmood, and released in 2009.
Taitte appeared as Reginald Thomas in an episode of The Hour. Then starting in 2012, he appeared in Brothers With No Game which continued until 2018.
In 2019, Taitte started his role as Cyril Robinson, a pastor in Call the Midwife. At the time, the series was in Season 8.
It was reported by BBC in 2022 that Taitte became a patron of the 4YP charity. The charity which is based in Ipswich uses drama to keep young people away from crime.
In an episode of Call the Midwife, aired on 9 February 2025, Cyril's cat Nigel, a well-loved cast member by fans became sick as a result of overflowing rubbish resulting from a bin man strike. Pastor Cyril held the cat through the night, promising to take him to the vet in the morning. Nigel was dead when he awoke. Some fans were devastated by the loss and even called for a boycott of the show.
Taitte and Adwoa Akoto acted in the short film, Claudia which was directed by Benjamin Kuffuor in 2023. In the film he plays a man who struggles with the loss of his lover due to their relationship ending. He goes to great lengths to try and get her back. The film was shown at the Toronto Black Film Festival on 15 February 2025.
Filmography + Television shows Title Episode Role Director Date aired Notes The Hour Failure at Launch Reginald Thomas Coky Giedroyc 24 August 2011 Urban Myths "Cary Grant and Timothy Leary" Anthony Geoffrey Sax 9 February 2017 Brothers With No Game 17 episodes Leon Mayne Dorian 2012 - 2018 Doctors "Playtime" Scott Sullivan Vito Bruno 15 January 2018 Father Brown "The New Order" Feather Featherstone Jo Hallows 10 January 2022 Unforgotten "Episode #5.1" Scott Andy Wilson 3 September 2023 Call the Midwife 56 episodes Cyril Robinson various 2019–present
+ Films Film Role Director Year Notes Flashmob Akeem Ash Mahmood, Naeem Mahmood 2008 Dirtymoney Michael da Costa Adam Tysoe 2013 Get Stuffed Tom Colin O'Toole 2015 short Run It Off Ajamu Liam O'Hara 2017 short White Black man David Moya 2017 short No Shade Rory Clare Anyiam-Osigwe 2018 Daemon Mind Alex Jason Fite 2024 Claudia Joseph Benjamin Kuffuor 2024 short
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