“I felt like a proper pop star”: Bash Croft on being a ‘faithful’ and the making of his upcoming debut EP
We caught up with actor, musician and Traitors UK winner Bash Croft to get a glimpse into his camera roll while filming season two of The Celebrity Traitors and recording his debut EP.
Sebastian ‘Bash’ Croft has had many avenues of introduction throughout his career, despite still only being twenty-four. He got his start as a child actor on London’s West End, starring in productions including Oliver!, Les Misérables and Matilda, while his early appearances on the screen include famed series Game of Thrones and British comedy film Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans for which he received a BAFTA Children’s Award. But for many, he came to recognition in 2022, starring in the hit Netflix series Heartstopper, an adaptation of Alice Oseman’s popular young adult graphic novel of the same name.
Most recently Bash was crowned the winner of the latest installment of the game show The Celebrity Traitors UK, which sees a line up of household name actors, comedians and TV personalities partaking in a game of social deduction, skirting elimination in pursuit of a cash prize for their chosen charity.
Alongside the series, Croft has further broadened his horizons into the music industry. This time last year, he released his debut single Tokyo followed by Better Than Ever returning in October 2026 with single Pretty People, a dynamic pop track with an energetic music video to match. Since then, he has also released Good Light and been announced to be performing at Indigo, the intimate venue part of London’s O2, as part of Capital FM’s Buzz Live taking place in December, all leading up to the release of his debut EP, The Great Forever, which is on the way.
We caught up with Bash to get a glimpse into his camera roll in between filming The Celebrity Traitors UK and recording his upcoming EP.
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