I am a character actor based in the Surrey / West London area, but I originate from the West of England.

After working in industry and in education, I moved to London and began training as an actor at The Academy Drama School, (which sadly closed in 2006).

Subsequently, I graduated from The Actor Works, a drama school that arose from the ashes of 'The Academy' and continues its work and ethos.

Since then I have appeared in numerous productions in London and the Home Counties. My credits include: Richie Stevens in 'Watch Me, Watch Me, Watch Me Now' (Last Days of Decadence), as Mr Roberts in 'Mask Of The Forest' (H & P Productions), as 'Honest' Tom in 'Tender Deadly Voices' (Another Midas) and as the Mayor in Bernard Shaw's 'On The Rocks' at the Pentameters Theatre (Michael Friend Productions).

I played 'The Judge' in a short film entitled 'Purgatory', directed by Jonas Trukanas, and completed work on several other short films: 'Consequences Of The Mind', directed by CoCo Yu, 'Oyster Visitor' (a corporate for TfL), and 'At Your Fingertips', directed by Tejas Deoskar .

I appeared as Dr, Jevons in Noel Coward's play 'Waiting In The Wings' at the Pentameters Theatre, Hampstead, London, and as Michael in 'Collision', a short film directed by Kevin Wosnitza.

Last year, I worked on a Music Video called 'Drum In Your Chest', starring and directed by Rosie Oddie, and produced by Jade Fitton. This was followed by a role in 'Minor Injuries', a corporate video for the Royal College of General Practitioners by Big Brush Fillms. I have appeared as Saul in 'David', a dramatised reading directed by James Ramsey to celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the Authorised Version of the Bible, and in a further music video by BigKids Music featuring Rosie Oddie (Good For You)..

I have just finished work on a short film - A 'Tale of Two Tramps', written and directed by Hannah Graveling., together with a further music video for Rosie Oddie (Super Hero).

Please learn more about me and some of my interests by using the links on the left, and, if I might be able to contribute to your production, then please do get in touch . . .