Welcome to my website.
Here you will find news of current projects I am involved with, things I have done and things I am doing.
News
I have just started a new soap opera project www.spannerintheworks.org.uk
I have just finished filming on the CBBC production LITTLE HOWARD'S BIG EXPERIMENT, out next year, in which I play a scientist poking Big Howard, as he sits in a bath of custard! www.littlehoward.co.uk
My community play 'BOOM!' is now available to buy online, it has a large cast(suitable for schools and colleges) and is set in the South East, during the housing boom of the 1930s. For more information visit www.lulu.com and search for 'boom'
I recently finished filming on 'THE BE ALL AND END ALL', for Tubedale Pictures/Whatever Pictures in Liverpool; playing the role of Doctor Palmer. The film is directed by Bruce Webb and stars Liza Tarbuck.
The second draft of my screenplay HIGH SEAS AND LITTLE 'B'S for Nimble Pictures is now finished - see link below.
My latest episode of DOCTORS, 'TUNING OUT', was broadcast on the 31st March this year.
I am currently working on a new screenplay called THE ROAD TO WEOBLEY.
Links
Three of my plays 'BOOM!', 'PEOPLE IN GLASS HOUSES' and 'THE LITTLE MERMAID' are now available at www.lulu.com
Our entry to the Sci-Fi London 48 hour film challenge is at http://www.scifi.co.uk
The Stage has a podcast of the TOSCA new writing project I ran for the Royal Albert Hall at http://www.thestage.co.uk/podcasts
RADS and info on SHADOWS, the screenplay I have in development with Whatever pictures are at www.whateverpictures.com
Nimble Pictures, who I have my script HIGH SEAS AND LITTLE ‘B’S in development, are at www.nimblepictures.co.uk
Articles I have written for the Writers' Guild of Great Britain can be found at www.writersguild.org.uk
Spanner in the Works, my workshop company, are at www.spannerintheworks.org.uk
Quotes on previous work:
"remarkable...Challenging and reassuring at the same time" - Times Educational Supplement (Spanner in the Works)
"A surprisingly sophisticated piece" - The Stage (Smoke)
"Ingenious, yet ironic and very entertaining" - Time Out (Smoke)
"Brilliant" - Morning Star (Smoke)
“Fascinating” - What’s On in London (Extensions of Love)
“Poetic writing” – Time Out (Worlds Apart)