Want the exhaustive list? Get ready to be exhausted! Here’s a complete rundown of my acting credits from the past decade, complete with details, links, and pictures of each project. Making lists is one of my love languages.
Good luck.
Colosseum: Rise and Fall. (Actor/ Fight performer)
Role: Samnite Gladiator/ Barbarian.
In this gripping Docu-Drama, we plunge into the awe-inspiring Colosseum in Rome—a monument steeped in glory and despair. We dig into its tumultuous beginnings, its reign of power, and the dramatic collapse that followed. This production electrifies with vivid reenactments and expert insights, challenging you to confront the dark truths of this iconic structure. Discover the hidden layers of its story and check out more of the film series details here.
The heartbeat act. (Actor)
Role: Doctor Humphrey.
Set in a not too distant future where abortion has been painfully outlawed, we follow a desperate young couple facing a medical emergency. This film boldly confronts the terrifying reality of bodily autonomy being stripped away, delivering its powerful message with the urgency it demands. We plunge into the profound impact this scenario would have on individuals, the most vulnerable among us, medical professionals, and society at large. Without a doubt, this is one of the most crucial short films I have ever had the privilege to be part of.
A third more sinister option. (Actor)
Role: Stan.
Set in a hauntingly surreal limbo between this life and the next, we join Freddy, a young boy grappling fiercely with his inner demons. Enter Stan, an enigmatic stranger who glides effortlessly between life and death, embodying the mysteries of existence. This extraordinary short film, ignited by internet phenomena like “Backrooms,” passionately delves into the depths of identity, trauma, and the profound journey of self-redemption.
Santa’s Grotto. (Actor)
Role: Santa Claus.
During the holiday season, I had the honor of portraying the biggest celebrity for under-5s—Father Christmas himself. I took part in several grottos and festive events, from dancing on stage and turning on Christmas lights to more one on one moments, chatting with children about their Christmas wishes. It’s one of the true joys of being an actor—bringing magic to life.
Jack and the beanstalk. (Actor/ poster designer)
Role: The Giant, Wizard, Golden Goose.
In this classic Pantomime, produced by the incredible folks over AMA theatre, the story is taken across the UK in this touring show. From schools, halls and retirement homes there is nothing that cant be turned into a theatre. Check out AMA theatre’s future shows on their site here.
Bandage. (Actor/ Writer/ Editor)
Role: The Victim, The Bandage Man.
In this horror short we see the lengths a person goes through to keep the horrifying bandage man at bay…but just how long can the TV static last?…Watch here.
Jam Jars. (Actor)
Role: Aaron.
A simple story about a man who likes to make Jam. Nothing sinister about that at all. Promise.
Desmos. (Actor)
Role: Hephaestus.
Set against the backdrop of Greek mythology, Desmos tells the story of Hephaestus, the god of blacksmithing, and his turbulent relationship with Prometheus and his father, Zeus. After Prometheus steals the flame from Hephaestus’ forge, the two must navigate their differences as the future of the gods hangs in the balance. But what is Zeus truly afraid of? Only time will tell.
This film is set to hit the festival circuit soon.
Wet Cement. (Actor)
Role: Danny.
Wet Cement is one of the most important and challenging shows I’ve had the privilege to be part of. It tells the story of Danny, a working-class neurodivergent man, and his journey to reconcile with his former teacher, Lizzie, as they both confront how the UK school system failed them.
As a neurodivergent actor, this role resonated with me deeply on an emotional level, and it was essential that we portrayed the subject with authenticity and sensitivity. To this day, it remains one of my favorite projects. Huge thanks to the incredible creative team: Darrel, Harry, Lizzie, and Linda.
Check out the neurodiverse clubs coverage of the show here.
The Creepergram. (Actor/ Writer/ Director/ Editor)
Role: Kevin Barry.
With my new style—short hair and a beard—I thought it’d be cool to capture some screen time, showcasing a range of accents. The result? A horror-comedy about a guy hired to give people the creeps. The twist? Watch it here and find out!
The Wizard of Oz. (Actor, Poster designer)
Role: The Cowardly Lion.
It’s time to return to the yellow brick road!
In my west end debut, myself and several other incredible actors brought the classic tale of “The Wizard of Oz” to the 7 dials playhouse in London.
Check out the behind the scenes vlog here.
Mina Murray, Vampire Hunter. (Actor)
Role: Kevin.
As part of the halloween season, the team over at “A wonderful adventure theatre company” devised an interactive theatrical performance based around Bam Strokers “Dracula”
This alternative take on the classic story follows Mina Murray, now a Vampire fighting against the evil count. As she guides children around the various show spaces in her journey she comes across Henry Every, the pirate king, with his first mate “Kevin” and hijinx ensues.
Check out “A wonderful Adventure” and their productions here.
The Debauchery Duelists. (Actor/ Sword fighter).
Role: Sir Alderway.
We follow the escapades of rival lovers Sir Stordev and Sir Alderway as they clash sword and dagger for a fair madens honour. Is all as it seems?…Remains to be seen.
This film started as fight reel for myself and my good friend Kristian Maylor, our friend Mark (who also choreographed the fight) encouraged us to create a fully fledged short fantasy film with the combat woven in. We all got together with Vlad, who took on the helm of Director and Ellis who became our camera man. Our wondefully talented Ivana also became our runner/ set assitant (may or may not have a cameo somewhere too) while I took on the helm of editor.
Check out the the film here.
Valhalla Calling. (Actor/ Continuity/ Banner Designer)
Role: Kare.
A nordic viking fantasty that does not shy way from the violence of the legends, Valhalla calling tells the story of a civil war within a rhelm of Viking society.
Starting off a simple combat fight reel, this film evolved into a fully funded short film with an expansive cast and with enough swords and axes to supply a small war.
This film is set to hit the festival circuit very soon. Meanwhile, check out the film page here.
The Buccaneers. (Actor)
Role: Angus “Jock” McTavish.
An original musical telling the true stories of a group of pirates. The Bucaneers is the Brain child of Ian Britten-Hull and Annie Albici of AMA theatre company.
Using sea shanties and folk songs, this show strips away the romance of the “legends” of piracy to shine light on the people behind those black sails and what led them to take to the high seas.
Through treasure, hardships and all in between. Its time to live again!
This show is an ongoing tour, check out future show dates here.
Tarzan. (Actor)
Role: Tarzan.
A classic tale brought back for a young audience. I was lucky enough to be cast as the title role in “Tarzan”, a show produced by A Wonderful Adventure Theatre Company.
This incredible production combined puppetry, live action performances and projections.
Check out the theatre companies page here.
Robin Hood, A Virtual Pantomime. (Visual effects)
Role: Villager, Trailer and VFX technician.
In one of the first of its kind, Robin Hood a virtual pantomime brings the fun and madness of a live pantomime to peoples living room. Taking a different role to normal, I was tasked with creating visual effects sequences to illustrate parts of the story. Such as sword fights in the woods and archery contests. I also filmed some shots in live action for the trailer.
The Lost Pirate Kingdom, The Pirate Republic. (Actor)
Role: Thomas Barrow
In my Netflix debut, we are taken back to the golden age of piracy in the carribean. Fustraited with Benjamin Hornigolds leadership, Thomas challenges him on the loss of his ships.
Watch here.
Check out IMDB page for episode here.
Beyond the Monozone, From the ashes part two. (Actor/Writer/Director)
Role: Myself/ Mono/ Green Ace/ Vampire
In the second episode of my web series, Mono the AI takes me to different parallel universes where I come across different versions of myself.
First in a universe inspired by Universal horror I meet myself as a vampire and he wants to have me for dinner (eesh). Then to a colourful world full of super heroes and villians where “Green Ace” hires me as his side kick.
Watch here.
Beyond the Monozone, From the ashes part one. (Actor/Writer/Director)
Role: Myself/ Mono.
After sadly losing my first feature film to a tech failure, I decided to create a semi biographical web series of losing it.
In this first episode, the Character from my film “Mono”, Comes to life to console me about my loss. A hilarious Misadventure is about to begin.
Watch here.
Project Templar. (Actor/ Continuity)
Role: Body Guard.
In Vlad Crisan’s directoral debut in collaboration with Hunters stage combat, we see the initiation ceremony of two young men into the ancient order of the Knights templar. In this I play one of the elders I also had a hand in making sure the continuity was in check.
Watch the trailer here.
The Wind in the Willows. (Actor)
Role: Badger.
The classic tale near the river returns! In the first live show post covid, A Wonderful Adventure theatre company brought the show to Greenford Quays.
This time playing Badger, we had the unique oppotunity to actually have a river to act around (well a canal) which brought a whole new kingdom of experiance for all involved.
The Raven. (Actor/ Director/ Editor)
Role: Corvus.
As part of the Satisfyingly Scary online event I was tasked to create a short film based on Edgar Allen Poes “The Raven”. I reached out to Kevin Conroy (Of Batman the Animated series fame) and asked if he could voice the Raven and luckily he agreed and the rest is history.
I got to work with Batman!
Watch the film here.
Check out the films page on IMDB here.
Inspired by Shakespeare. (Actor)
Role: Jester.
In this showcase from my from my former agency (Monsteers artistry) I was lucky enough to be given the prologuge from Henry the 5th which I decided to perform as a Jester (with a heap of green screen special effects because why not) and put my own spin on it.
Watch the showcase here.
Tales of Tartarus: The Tweedle Twins – Premiere screening (MC)
Role: Host/ Master of Ceremonies.
At the premiere of my first short film, I hosted a large audience of people at the Castle Cinema in Hackney London.
I introduced the film, as well the behind the scenes documentary followed by a live Q&A with the cast and crew.
Watch my Vlog of the event along with all the incredible guests who came here.
Side note, this was a milestone in my life and my heart was pumping throughout the entire event! Not used to organising things, so this all coming together felt incredible.
Tales of Tartarus: The Tweedle Twins (Director/ Writer/ Actor/ Producer)
Role: Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde.
My cameo role from my directorial debut, my “Hitchcock” moment.
The first film in a series bringing classic literary characters into contemporary settings with a gothic twist.
This short Film brings the classic characters of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb from “Alice in Wonderland” to life, re-imagined as cannibal killers.
Watch the entire film here.
The Cold Space. (Likeness used)
Role: Astronaut.
A first for me, my friend Jake kindly used my likeness for his state of the art 3D animation about a doomed astronaut.
Cleverly using my headshots and combining them with special effects he creates emotion as well as atmosphere (pun intended).
Watch the incredible final result here.
and Pippa Lea.
Ealing Hospital 40th Birthday. (Actor)
Role: Poet.
For Ealing Hospital’s 40th aniversary myself and a few others from the “Wonderful Adventure” Theatre company took part in a variety performance to raise money for the historic hospital. For my part, I performed a rendition of “The Crickets have Arthritis” by Shane Koyczan, an emotional piece about a young boy in hospital.
Watch the variety performance here.
Fallout Cosplay shoot. (Model)
Role: Vault Dweller.
Had the great pleasure of modeling for my good friend Sophie at London’s MCM comic con.
In it I was dressed as a Vault Dweller from the Fallout game series (My favorite game series).
The company behind the game also endorsed my costume, click here to check it out! (Was a big nerd moment for me).
The Raven. (Actor)
Role: Edgar.
Another incredible piece by “A Wonderful Adventure Theatre” company, this time bringing various works of classic and original works of fiction to life with a library being the stage of choice. This particular performance was for World Literature Day. My favorite was a performance of one of my Favorite Poems “The Raven” by Edgar Allen Poe.
The wind in the willows. (Actor)
Role: Hedgehog.
Interactive theatre piece by “A wonderful adventure” theatre company performed at the Hanwell carnival.
My character also acted as a guide through the magical story to the young audience.
Check out “A wonderful adventure” and their future productions here.
Wooly Hair. (Actor)
Role: Train Commuter.
Short film about a young black woman and her natural hair journey. Directed by Monet Morgan.
Watch the film here.
The Betrayal. (Actor and Co Writer)
Role: Ben.
What would you do if your partner dared to watch Game of Thrones without you?
Watch here.
Benedick. (Actor and Editor)
Role: Benedick.
Contemporary adaption of Benedick’s monologue from Act 2 scene 1 of “Much ado about nothing” by William Shakespeare, using the classic speech.
Watch here.
The Search for Sherlock Holmes. (Actor)
Role: Sherlock Holmes.
Here I played the legendary dective in an interactive theatre experience with an original story. The show is part of an interactive theatrical section in Madame Tussaud’s.
Britain’s got Talent. (Actor)
Role: Prince Harry.
To Celebrate the royal wedding, Britain’s got talent showcased the “Live models” from a new exhibit at Madame Tussaud’s, where I played Prince Harry.
Frankenstein: The Reincarnations. (Actor/ MUA)
Role: Frankenstein’s Monster.
An interactive experience for the London Book and Screen weeks celebration of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein.
Zipdangle. (Actor)
Role: Sgt Collins.
A Neo-noir peice about a cop that “Doesn’t play by the rules” and his long suffering Sargent. A fun comic book style web series by the met film school.
Check out behind the scenes Vlog here.
Shakti Mat. (Actor)
Role: Punk Rocker.
Advert for an Acupuncture Mat.
Watch here.
Side Note, the acting industry is such a beautifully random one sometimes isn’t it? Of all things, I can honestly say I never thought I would be advertising for Acupuncture Mat.
Check out the Shakti Mat’s official site here.
NowTV Hotel Ad. (Actor)
Role: Dothraki.
Advert for the NowTV streaming service where I play a Dothraki from Game of Thrones.
Watch ad here.
For the behing the scenes vlog, click here.
Check out NowTV’s offical site here.
ALIEN: Escape. (Actor)
Role: Security Guard.
Advert for ALIEN: Covenant’s stage spin off in Madame Tussaud’s.
Watch here.
Side note, being a massive Science Fiction fan, It took all my skill not to grin while facing down a Xenomorph face hugger (Especially as props from the film were used), so my fate in this was a badge of honor.
The Court of Smiles. (Actor)
Role: Zyncboy84.
Theatre production with the East London Shakespeare Company. Performed at the Rose and Crown Theatre in Walthamstow, London.
A new play by Paul McNeilly, exploring a dystopian society where smiles are compulsory and refusal merits imprisonment.
Watch here.
Due to techical difficulties the recording stops half way through the performance. The last act is shown in stills.
Check out the East London Shakespeare Company and their upcoming productions here.
Silent Witness. (Actor)
Role: Kyle Jesmond.
Playing a ditsy car thief in way over his head in the gritty long running crime detective series Silent Witness for the BBC. My television acting Debut.
For episode page click here.
Behind the scenes vlog click here.
Side note, I remember the sheer ecstasy of this day so vividly. This was a step towards the dream. My first role with the BBC, on the same channel as some of my favorite programs ever made. I remember sitting in my trailer and thinking “This is really how it could be”. I look forward to similar experiences.
The London Dungeon. (Actor/ MUA)
Role: Various.
The famous interactive story telling experience had me playing several different characters from London’s past such as Jack the ripper, Judge Wendy Farquad, Edward Bates (the man who captured Guy Fawkes) and many more.
If you fancy taking a trip to london’s underworld, book your tickets here.
Shrek’s Adventure London. (Actor, Chaperone)
Role: Shrek.
A fun interactive theatre experience, Audiences are guided through the land of “Far Far away” on a mission to help Shrek defeat the troublesome Rumpelstiltskin. I played the jolly green Ogre in the epic climax of the story.
Book your tickets for Shrek’s Adventure here.
The Merchant of Venice. (Actor)
Role: Launcelot Gobbo.
Working again with the incredible East London Shakespeare Company, we brought this classic tale to life. Setting it in a trendy village in south east London, we used the backdrop of communities gradually growing together to tackle the themes within the play whilst keeping the incredible humor the play was known for in tact.
Side note, this is probably one of my favorite stage roles to date. Combining my love of “being a clown” while getting the chance to use Shakespearean dialogue, which with the constant use of metaphor’s fits well with my normal speaking pattern (being extremely over the top, fun times) .
Check out future productions from the company here.
Romeo and Juliet. (Actor)
Role: Gregory.
One of my earliest Shakespearean roles, my part of Gregory was extended from the original script, replacing any random Montague mentioned in the script with him. This saved the amount of cast needed whilst giving me a chance to dive a little deeper into this loyal brawler to the Montague family it also gave me the honor of performing the opening speech.
Act one scene one of the show watch here
Check out the East London Shakespeare company here.
The Chessmen of Lewis. (Actor/ Dancer)
Role: King of Athens.
What happens when the legendary “Lewis Chessmen” come to life? A unique sight specific theatre production.
When the queen of Athens goes missing the kings most loyal subjects go on a quest to track her down, through Athens, Africa, Asia and even the underworld itself. Performed at the British museum using the artifacts and exhibits as backdrops with the backing of the charity “Only Connect”. Check out “Only Connect” and the incredible work they do with criminal justice here.
The Memory Box. (Actor)
Role: Martin.
A tragic short film about a young woman who receives some devastating news.
Written and directed by Jake McNeil.
Check out the Director’s site here here.
Macbeth. (Actor)
Role: Macbeth.
For my final end of year performance with the Central School of Speech and Drama, I was lucky enough to be cast as the titular character in Macbeth.
Side note, performing in the “Scottish play”at the end of an incredible time in one of the most incredible drama schools in the world really gave me some motivation and momentum for years to come.
