About me

I began my career as an actor as most performers do, staring in the mirror. Making faces, doing voices, miming to songs and trying out routines. I decided to start down the path of acting at the age of 14 and going on to study performing arts at college and then on to drama school in 2006.

Here I was trained in the Stanislavski method; drawing upon ones own feelings and experiences to convey the "truth" of the character they are portraying. I was also trained in classical/Shakespearean theatre, circus skills, stage combat, acting for camera, acting for radio, vocal mechanics, Alexander technique, dance and singing. After leaving with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2009 I began working professionally in the business performing on stage, screen and as a voice artist.

Over the years I have enjoyed working on shorts and feature films, stage shows all the way from fringe comedy troupes all the way to classical Shakespearean productions and of course the world of voice acting. Voice acting began in the form of imitation and impersonation having grown up with the classical cartoons of the 80s and 90s.

As well as performing I am also a professional writer and have written and co-written novels and screenplays some of which I have starred in. I have also worked in standup comedy, presenting, film making and ventriloquism (though he will insist it is in fact I that am the dummy!)

I have always believed that to be an artist one must take their craft seriously but remember to always have fun. I love what I do and I love to tell stories, entertain and make people happy. I was told by an actor “If you ge to do the job you’ve always wanted, you’ll never work another day in your life.”

In short, I am a dedicated, vigorous and authentic performer as well as a fun, quirky and a creative thespian to have in any troupe of players.