I work as an actor, film-maker and creative with experience and skills across many disciplines.I have played many roles in theatre film and television. Including lead roles at The Orange Tree Richmond, The Sherman Theatre Cardiff, the Young Vic, The Riverside studios, Greenwich Playhouse, Marylebone Cockpit and have toured Europe extensively, performing in almost twenty countries. I played Pete Preston, in CHANNEL 4's cult comedy PEEPSHOW and police informant Charlie Ward in several episodes of the ITV'S primetime cop show, The Bill. I played The Father in Asitha Ameresekere's, Bafta nominated family abuse drama, 14 and significant roles in the feature films Puritan, The Late Twentieth, Asylum, Plato's Breaking Point and Lost Dogs. A move to France in 2012 as part of the artist collective La Traversée led me to join world renowned Footsbarn Travelling Theatre Company and for six years I toured Europe in their magical big top. Playing MacMurphy in Cuckoo's Nest, Oberon and Flute in Bottom's Dream, Lycaste and Alcidas in Le Mariage Forcé and Pan and The Old Woman in The Crock Of Gold and Juliet and Thisbe at the Glastonbury Festival.As a film-maker I have devised and led community projects for the Eastside Education Trust and several of my films, documenting the work of avant garde dance theatre group, Dog Kennel Hill Project, formed the centrepiece of a two month exhibition, opening Brighton's newest contemporary art gallery, the Brighton CCA. The Lily The Rose, a collaboration with Candoco's artistic director Charlotte Darbyshire was awarded best film at the LightMoves film festival Limerick. I was a member Cardiffs renowned classical theatre company Mappa Mundi and trained at The Royal Welsh College and in my graduation year received the speech prize and represented the college at the William Poel.