Born in Sidcup, raised in Bristol, then Surrey, and then attending university in Cheshire, I’ve travelled around the South and Midlands a fair bit. But acting has a focus of my life throughout, first in my education and spare time growing up, then in many varied projects throughout my adult life.

Most of my work has been with the Miller Centre Theatre in Caterham, playing roles ranging from the evil Uriah Heep in ‘David Copperfield’, to playboy King Charles II in ‘Nell Gwynn’ (both of which were taken to the Minack Theatre in Cornwall), the caddish Willoughby in ‘Sense and Sensibility’, Orlando in Shakespeares ‘As You Like It’, The Ghosts of Christmas Present and Future in Dickens’ ‘Christmas Carol’ and even the legally astute Lt J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee in ‘A Few Good Men’.

I am also a trained stand-up comedian, having taken the AmusedMoose Comedy Course. This has led to a number of rewards in stand-up competitions.

I received my Batchelor Honors Degree in Drama and Film/ Television Studies at MMU Cheshire.

I currently live in Caterham, Surrey with my fiancée. My office is in Warlingham. Both have direct lines and are commutable to London.