This photo was taken by a Swedish visitor, here supporting her Motherland team in Women's Soccer. She enjoyed the entertainment and we spent time chatting to her. It's important for performers to remember that without our audience, our art has no point.

This was me as Bobby in A Chorus Line. It's hard to believe I was 16 here. I had pretty much no experience of performing in a show that requires you onstage for 2 hours (most of those spent energetically dancing or standing completely still) and it was a real challenge. It introduced me to the harder-hitting side of Musical Theatre and set me on my path in a BIG way.

This was hilarious! My friend who runs Bridgeman Arts was asked to provide street entertainments for crowds attending Olympic events in Glasgow and had us singing barbershop and traditional Scottish songs in ridiculous hats (to keep things fun). Great day, even if we were allocated a spot right next to a bin...

This was the first headshot taken by Bob McDevitt. This is up mostly as I look different than most other shots and also to show the progression of Bob's photography skills. We need to promote those that deserve it :) Credit to Bob McDevitt Photography