I am a London-based actor, award-winning writer and artistic director represented by Ruth Walker Management.

My stage acting credits include Captain E.J. Smith in "Titanic" at the Redgrave Theatre in Bristol, Hamlet in an adaptation of the tradgedy entitled "Quintessence of Dust" for The Libertine Theatre Company and Huld in "The Trial" by Franz Kafka. I won acclaim for my roles in original plays "JACK" (which I also wrote) and "The P.O.G. Act" - For which I recieved Best Actor award nominations at All-England Drama Festivals in 2013 & 2014.

My original play "JACK", produced with my own company (EOTASI) at The Little Black Box Theatre on 20th and 21st July 2012, went on to win Best Original Play at the 2013 Bristol One-Act Drama Festival.

In film, my credits include a featured role in Ignition Films' Michael Powell Award nominated "Flying Blind" (2012) as well as in short films "Wingmen" (2013), "Just Breathe" and its follow up "The Best Man" (2014). I play the role of Ned in upcoming feature film "One" (2014).

As a Presenter I co-hosted a popular Sunday morning radio show on UWE Hub Radio in 2010.

I am an aspiring musician being able to play guitar to a grade three standard and having formerly been the frontman of a four-piece Rock covers group. I was the recipient of the Rosie's Music Trust award upon graduating from Southam College. More recently, I achieved a distinction in Grade 8 Musical Theatre.

In 2014, I have appeared in The E.O.T.A.SI. Theatre Company's revival of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" as Jerry in June, and in Kelvin Players' production of "Pornography" by Simon Stephens in July.

In between my acting roles, I continue to write for the stage. My second original play "Noir - A Black Comedy" is currently in its second draft after an extract from it won the UWE Drama Society Award for Best Creative Writing in 2012.