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Well, as many things on the web go, this page is woefully
out of date! Never mind, it stays here for posterity, and one day, I may
actually update it! In late Summer of 2000, I finally made the move into the
world of live theatre – something I had been keen to try for many years, but never
quite found the right opportunity. Since then, I have been in a variety of
shows with various theatre companies around the Bay Area, and have discovered
that not only does the world of theatre suit me to a T, but I may just have
some talent for it too… Still a long way to go before I give up my day job
mind you! In late 2002, I played the title role in “Scapin”, with the Tabard Theatre Company. The next step is to move into film. I have loved film
acting ever since I was seven years old, when I played the title character in
“A Day in the Life of Al Cohol”, written and directed by Sue Martin. More
recently, I wrote, directed and co-stared in “The Tuscany Bitch Project”, an
independent DV short feature shot in Italy, which is currently in
post-production. More recently still, I was cast in a local student
production, “How Much Land a Man Needs”, directed by Natasha Levitan. If you happen to be a casting director looking for a
phenomenal actor with magnetic presence both on stage and screen, then look
no further, you’ve found me… |
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