May 2021
November 2020
Online Santa is here! No need to worry about visiting the big man in Norway. He can Zoom to you!
July 2020
As part of Paines Plough's 'Come to where I am' season, I've performed monologues direct to audience vis Zoom and with a good old fashioned phone.
April 2020
I'll be running an online Q and A on Immersive Theatrefor the National Student Drama festival on Sunday 5th April. Details of all the ammended sessions is here: NSDF
March 2020
For the past 5 months I have been preparing for and performing in Secret Cinema presents Stranger Things. I appeared as Murray Bauman and it is without doubt one of my favourite performative projects to date. More details and photos will follow in due course.
December 2019
Two of the shows I've performed in have made the Top 5 Immersive theatre events of the year in The Stage.
September 2019
My next project begins at the end of the month. At the moment all I can say is it's a Secret but much more will be revealed in the coming months.
July 2019
And now the end is near... At the end of this month I'll be moving on from The Great Gatsby to new opportunities. It's been the most enjoyable journey for both the project and myself and Nick is a role I'll always look back on with a great fondness.
March 2019
I'm just in the Nick of time to tell you that I'm pleased to announce Gatsby is extending in London and I'm delighted to say I'll be continuing in the role of Carraway. The production is also opening in Belgium and has just finished it Sold Out run in Ireland.
December 2018
For those who've not seen me recently I'm currently sporting a rather large handlebar moustache. This is kept in the finest fettle by products from Captain Fawcett, a brand I heartily recommend to those looking to enhance their 'stiff upper lip'. They are superb people and well worth a look www.captainfawcett.com
October 2018
Carraway continues! I'm remaining with the production in London as we branch out with productions in both Dublin and York
June 2018
Amazing news as The Great Gatsby becomes the longest running immersive production EVER in the UK!
April 2018
Onwards to London! The Great Gatsby journey continues for me as I join the cast in the capital.
January 2018
I'm returning to the Great Gatsby as Nick Carraway but this time I'll be performing for Theatre Clyde in a venue in Mold and at The Square Chapel in Halifax. So exciting to catch up once again with this superb project which I was privileged to help create.
October 2017
Great Expectations has opened to sell out audiences and has been excellently received. A real pleasure to be part of such a special and stunning show.
September 2017
I begin rehearsals for Great Expectations at Derby Theatre directed by Artistic director Sarah Brigham. I'll be playing Uncle Pumblechook and Bentley Drummle, two characters from the nastier side of the spectrum. One a puffed up windbag with a mouth like a fish, the other a self important aristocratic popinjay. Can't wait.
July 2017
More Castle Howard garden based japes with Rusticus. This time as a plant hunter exploring the botanic history of the site with visitors.
June 2017
The delightful surroundings of Castle Howard gardens in Yorkshire were my surroundings for a promenade adventure with outdoor arts company Rusticus. Telling tales of Myths and legends in a tasteful toga.
The next term of Theatre Workshops have begun at York Theatre Royal. These classes are now in their 6th year!
May 2017
Working with Rich Seam Theatre and John R Wilkinson on R&D for Saucy: A Risque Story. It's a hilarious look at the social impact of Bamforth's Seaside postcards written by the superb Nick Lane.
April 2017
I've spent many happy hours working on more audio recordings of my daughters favourite books. You can have a listen too if you like. Just visit the page here on the website.
January 2017
Working alongside writer Hannah Davies as director of a new series of short plays called 'Little Plays about Whispers Loyalty and Lies' which will premiere in March 2017
December 2016
Reprised the role of Nick Carraway that I created for The Guild of Misrule's immersive version of F.Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'. A fantastic experience to be part of once more and it was once again recieved well by public and press.
October 2016
Wrote, directed and appeared in an interactive murder mystery 'The Curse of the Amazon Pearl' at The De Grey Ballroom York.
'A veritable whodunit romp' 'A cracking piece of shared experience'
June 2016
Filmed 'In the Dark' for BBC. I'm a pub regular who takes offence at city folk coming into his local with their 'la de da' ways.
Played the part of Prospero in 'The Tempest' for The Flanagan Collective. An Outdoor promenade production of Shakespeare's magical masterpiece, it was a real treat to be a part of and having a chorus of sheep echoing your "Ye Elves" speech one sun drenched summer evening is a memory I'll treasure.
April 2016
Theatre Workshops at YTR move into their fifth year and the classes just keep getting bigger and better. If you'd like to take part go to the theatre website for more details
February 2016
Directing 'Blood in the Ballroom' and immersive murder mystery for York Theatre Royal.
December 2015
Throughout the month I'll be appearing as Nick Carraway in an immersive adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'. Performed at The Fleeting Arms in York this is a production which gets up close and personal with its audience. It's an exciting production to be part of.
November 2020
Online Santa is here! No need to worry about visiting the big man in Norway. He can Zoom to you!
July 2020
As part of Paines Plough's 'Come to where I am' season, I've performed monologues direct to audience vis Zoom and with a good old fashioned phone.
April 2020
I'll be running an online Q and A on Immersive Theatrefor the National Student Drama festival on Sunday 5th April. Details of all the ammended sessions is here: NSDF
March 2020
For the past 5 months I have been preparing for and performing in Secret Cinema presents Stranger Things. I appeared as Murray Bauman and it is without doubt one of my favourite performative projects to date. More details and photos will follow in due course.
December 2019
Two of the shows I've performed in have made the Top 5 Immersive theatre events of the year in The Stage.
September 2019
My next project begins at the end of the month. At the moment all I can say is it's a Secret but much more will be revealed in the coming months.
July 2019
And now the end is near... At the end of this month I'll be moving on from The Great Gatsby to new opportunities. It's been the most enjoyable journey for both the project and myself and Nick is a role I'll always look back on with a great fondness.
March 2019
I'm just in the Nick of time to tell you that I'm pleased to announce Gatsby is extending in London and I'm delighted to say I'll be continuing in the role of Carraway. The production is also opening in Belgium and has just finished it Sold Out run in Ireland.
December 2018
For those who've not seen me recently I'm currently sporting a rather large handlebar moustache. This is kept in the finest fettle by products from Captain Fawcett, a brand I heartily recommend to those looking to enhance their 'stiff upper lip'. They are superb people and well worth a look www.captainfawcett.com
October 2018
Carraway continues! I'm remaining with the production in London as we branch out with productions in both Dublin and York
June 2018
Amazing news as The Great Gatsby becomes the longest running immersive production EVER in the UK!
April 2018
Onwards to London! The Great Gatsby journey continues for me as I join the cast in the capital.
January 2018
I'm returning to the Great Gatsby as Nick Carraway but this time I'll be performing for Theatre Clyde in a venue in Mold and at The Square Chapel in Halifax. So exciting to catch up once again with this superb project which I was privileged to help create.
October 2017
Great Expectations has opened to sell out audiences and has been excellently received. A real pleasure to be part of such a special and stunning show.
September 2017
I begin rehearsals for Great Expectations at Derby Theatre directed by Artistic director Sarah Brigham. I'll be playing Uncle Pumblechook and Bentley Drummle, two characters from the nastier side of the spectrum. One a puffed up windbag with a mouth like a fish, the other a self important aristocratic popinjay. Can't wait.
July 2017
More Castle Howard garden based japes with Rusticus. This time as a plant hunter exploring the botanic history of the site with visitors.
June 2017
The delightful surroundings of Castle Howard gardens in Yorkshire were my surroundings for a promenade adventure with outdoor arts company Rusticus. Telling tales of Myths and legends in a tasteful toga.
The next term of Theatre Workshops have begun at York Theatre Royal. These classes are now in their 6th year!
May 2017
Working with Rich Seam Theatre and John R Wilkinson on R&D for Saucy: A Risque Story. It's a hilarious look at the social impact of Bamforth's Seaside postcards written by the superb Nick Lane.
April 2017
I've spent many happy hours working on more audio recordings of my daughters favourite books. You can have a listen too if you like. Just visit the page here on the website.
January 2017
Working alongside writer Hannah Davies as director of a new series of short plays called 'Little Plays about Whispers Loyalty and Lies' which will premiere in March 2017
December 2016
Reprised the role of Nick Carraway that I created for The Guild of Misrule's immersive version of F.Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'. A fantastic experience to be part of once more and it was once again recieved well by public and press.
October 2016
Wrote, directed and appeared in an interactive murder mystery 'The Curse of the Amazon Pearl' at The De Grey Ballroom York.
'A veritable whodunit romp' 'A cracking piece of shared experience'
June 2016
Filmed 'In the Dark' for BBC. I'm a pub regular who takes offence at city folk coming into his local with their 'la de da' ways.
Played the part of Prospero in 'The Tempest' for The Flanagan Collective. An Outdoor promenade production of Shakespeare's magical masterpiece, it was a real treat to be a part of and having a chorus of sheep echoing your "Ye Elves" speech one sun drenched summer evening is a memory I'll treasure.
April 2016
Theatre Workshops at YTR move into their fifth year and the classes just keep getting bigger and better. If you'd like to take part go to the theatre website for more details
February 2016
Directing 'Blood in the Ballroom' and immersive murder mystery for York Theatre Royal.
December 2015
Throughout the month I'll be appearing as Nick Carraway in an immersive adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Great Gatsby'. Performed at The Fleeting Arms in York this is a production which gets up close and personal with its audience. It's an exciting production to be part of.
September 2015
Theatre Workshops are now in their fourth year and full to bursting with talent. Keep an eye out for the performance project in 2016.
August 2015
I was privileged enough to join the cast of 'The Railway Children' at the beautiful Signal Box Theatre based at the National Railway Museum. I took on the role of the 'Old Gentleman' and with the help of a bit of white in the beard and a twizzle or two of the moustache, I became part of one of the most fabulous and innovative productions. How many times can you say that a co-star was a real working staem engine that joined you onstage? Magical.
March 2015
The second of the series 'Thirty Little plays about Love and Death' premiered at the Friargate Theatre. New writings, new actors and another great opportunity to direct the members of the York Theatre Royal Workshops course.
January 2015
Once again it was a pleasure to perform at Hull Truck over Christmas. Plenty of Pictures and Reviews of Cinderella are now uploaded so take a look before it chimes midnight and they all turn into white mice and pumpkins!
September 2014
I'm returning to Hull Truck this Christmas for Cinderella. Not as a Wolf this time, but a Rat! Written by Mike Kenny, this version is told from the point of view of the vermin who share the servants quarters with Cinderella. I don't stay ratty for long though as I transform into the ugliest sister you've ever seen. There's something to put you off your Turkey!
August 2014
Reprising my role of Chief Weasel in 'The Wind in the Willows'. Terrific fun to return to the Wild Wood as 'weasely' the best villian I've ever played. Here are some reviews from York Press, The Stage and The Yorker
The Theatre Workshop classes I run at York Theatre Royal begin again in September 2014. If you are interested then the syllabus for the new term is here
July 2014
'30 Little Plays about Life', the performance project for the Theatre Workshops term was a real success. Bringing together talented writers and a superbly enthusiastic cast for an evening of micro plays in the YTR Studio. Read a preview, review and see pictures from the rehearsals
April 2014
Recorded two comedy podcasts for BBC Learning's 'Just think' series. Great fun playing 'Sir Alvin the Brave' who turned out to be anything but, and Chris Croc a misunderstood Crocodile who loves Elton John! Listen here
March 2014
'Three Last Letters' is a semi improvised digital opera composed by Craig Vear and based on the final moments of Scott's fateful expedition to the Arctic. Performed by three musicians and three voices, it is a emotive piece I am privileged to be part of. I got the chance to reprise my role as Lt Bowers recently at a Late Music concert in York. You can listen to an exert from a previous performance here.
January 2014
Adult Theatre Workshops at York Theatre Royal move into their fourth year and just keep growing. Find out more on the YTR website. It also features details of the production I will be directing as part of the course ' Thirty Little Plays About Life'.
December 2013
Little Red Riding Hood has ridden into Hull Truck Theatre and is going jolly well, read reviews in York Press and Hull Daily Mail. This hilarious show, written by Nick Lane, lets the audience decide wether the Big Bad Wolf is really...well Big and Bad. Come along and decide wether you want to lock me up this Christmas!
September 2013
'Michael Lambourne doesn’t usually play humans, so he finds himself in unusual territory this season at York Theatre Royal.' Article from The York Press about my involvement in See How They Run.
'Theatre Workshops' begins again at York Theatre Royal on September 16th. Places are limited and filling up fast so if you'd like to be part of this term contact the Box Office.
August 2013
Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Not me as I'll be playing the greatest villain of all Fairytales at Hull Truck Theatre this Christmas in 'Little Red Riding Hood'
Really happy than to announce that I'm going to be continuing my Summer at York Theatre Royal in Juliet Forster's Main House production of 'See How They Run' by Philip King. A classic 1940's farce, this production involves mistaken identity, unexpected entrances and exits and four men dressed as Vicars! Splendid stuff!
July 2013
The critical scribes have given their opinions on 'The Legend of King Arthur'. Feast your eyes upon their counsel. Reviews here from The Independent, The Stage and One & Other
May 2013
Let the trumpets sound! I'll be playing Sir Ector in 'The Legend of King Arthur' at York Theatre Royal throughout the summer. Here's all the information you need.
Historical character comedy anyone? Well 'Ye Olde Dragons Den' could be just for you. Take a look here, I play the guy who invented the toothbrush and one of the first ever glider pilots!
April 2013
TheatreWorkshops at York Theatre Royal are full. The next term will start in September.
March 2013
Filmed a Pilot for CBBC called 'Ye Olde Dragons Den'. I played the chap who invented the Toothbrush, Mr William Addis. So you have him to thank for your sparkling gnashers. Here's a little blog about him.
I've written and directed at Trailer for upcoming York Theatre Royal production 'iShandy'
February 2013
Appeared as the Gaoler in York Castle Museum Debtors Prison Exhibit and did some voice work in this rather beautiful trailer for Pilot Theatre/YTR/Slung Low co-production Blood and Chocolate.
December 2012
Reviews for 'The Latke who Couldn't Stop Screaming' from The Telegraph, Time Out, A Younger Theatre, and The Jewish Chronicle.
November 2012
Photos of 'Latke' are now up and tickets are selling fast for the show which begins at London's RoundHouse on Thursday 29th November. This is definately not your average seasonal show!
October 2012
'Lemony Snicket's Latke who Couldn't Stop Screaming' trailer is here.
September 2012
TheatreWorkshops, the classes I run for York Theatre Royal, has doubled in size! Classes now run on Mondays and Fridays.
July 2012
Developing a seasonal show with Tall Stories called 'The Latke who couldn't stop screaming', a Lemony Snicket tale for Hanukkah showing at the Roundhouse in London. You can find details here
Recorded a new video as a rather obnoxious Jailer for York Museum Trust which will be shown as part of the new Debtors Prison at York Castle Museum.
Part of the masterclass videos which will appear on Pilot Theatres new online educational resource Pilot Extra. Take a look at the site here
June 2012
Adapted and recorded three Drama on Demand audio stories for Pilot Theatre as part of the Little Feet Festival for Children at York Theatre Royal which takes place between 18th and 23rd June. You can drop in and listen anytime you like! They are all on the audio page of this website.
Returning to the Little Festival of Everything in Coxwold. Performing 'Notes for first time Astronauts' by Tom Wells It's a comic monologue about the perils of a certain activity in zero gravity (Adults Only) Go to www.littlefest.co.uk for more information.
May 2012
Improvisation and script development of 'Escaping Alice' by Matthew Pegg, a new play which premieres at York Theatre Royal in Autumn. A surreal descent into the mind of a man ditched by his life's love. Suprisingly enough it's jolly funny!
Continued my work in sound and performance with Craig Vear by portraying Lt. Bowers in 'Three Last Letters, a memorial to Capt. Scott, Dr Wilson and Lt. Bowers' at the Vale of Glamorgan Festival, Wales. An immersive audio piece created from the last letters written by the ill fated men as they faced death in cold of the Antarctic. A truly moving experience.
April 2012
Not many people can say they played God and Jesus but this month I did. I took on these heavenly roles at the read through of the York Mystery Plays. The production of which takes place in Muesuem Gardens, York this August 2012. It promises to be a heavenly experience
March 2012
Recorded an ident advert for Seven Seas Multibionta. It involves a hill, a big plastic ball and me. Take a look in the Videos page to see the finished product.
February 2012
A Sentimental Journey is a new type of theatre experience, the very first Digital Opera. This innovative and interactive version of the Laurence Sterne book will play York Theatre Royal in March but you can listen in worldwide! Follow @_Y0R1CK and send me any photographs, writings and thoughts which I'll interpret for the production. visit www.operayorick.com.
January 2012
Part of two rehearsed readings, 'Land of Morning Calm' by Steven Elder and 'Something in the Air' by George Costigan.
December 2011
Played Jacob Marley and the the Ghosts in new adaptation of Charles Dickens's Christmas Carol in a York Ale house. (Info here)
Skype Santa returned again this year at the Slung Low Christmas Fayre to provide festive cheer. My second year of internet idiocy with a yuletide twist. Follow @pilotsanta for more information
November 2011
Performing as a roving character at 'The Little Festival of Everything' at the Fauconberg Arms in Coxwold, Yorkshire.
October 2011
Listen to my Audioboo interviews for York Theatre Royal at their Audioboo page
September 2011
Rehearsed readings with Pilot Theatre as part of the Pan European Platform 11+ project. Also devised an interactive guided walk around York dressed as Dick Turpin. I am now a font of fascinating facts!
July 2011
Coming to the end of my involvement in York Theatre Royals Ensemble Season. It has been a wonderful opportunity to discover what a repertory company feels like. 'My Family and other Animals' and 'Two Planks and a Passion' were each a real pleasure.
Theatre Workshops are now in their fourth year and full to bursting with talent. Keep an eye out for the performance project in 2016.
August 2015
I was privileged enough to join the cast of 'The Railway Children' at the beautiful Signal Box Theatre based at the National Railway Museum. I took on the role of the 'Old Gentleman' and with the help of a bit of white in the beard and a twizzle or two of the moustache, I became part of one of the most fabulous and innovative productions. How many times can you say that a co-star was a real working staem engine that joined you onstage? Magical.
March 2015
The second of the series 'Thirty Little plays about Love and Death' premiered at the Friargate Theatre. New writings, new actors and another great opportunity to direct the members of the York Theatre Royal Workshops course.
January 2015
Once again it was a pleasure to perform at Hull Truck over Christmas. Plenty of Pictures and Reviews of Cinderella are now uploaded so take a look before it chimes midnight and they all turn into white mice and pumpkins!
September 2014
I'm returning to Hull Truck this Christmas for Cinderella. Not as a Wolf this time, but a Rat! Written by Mike Kenny, this version is told from the point of view of the vermin who share the servants quarters with Cinderella. I don't stay ratty for long though as I transform into the ugliest sister you've ever seen. There's something to put you off your Turkey!
August 2014
Reprising my role of Chief Weasel in 'The Wind in the Willows'. Terrific fun to return to the Wild Wood as 'weasely' the best villian I've ever played. Here are some reviews from York Press, The Stage and The Yorker
The Theatre Workshop classes I run at York Theatre Royal begin again in September 2014. If you are interested then the syllabus for the new term is here
July 2014
'30 Little Plays about Life', the performance project for the Theatre Workshops term was a real success. Bringing together talented writers and a superbly enthusiastic cast for an evening of micro plays in the YTR Studio. Read a preview, review and see pictures from the rehearsals
April 2014
Recorded two comedy podcasts for BBC Learning's 'Just think' series. Great fun playing 'Sir Alvin the Brave' who turned out to be anything but, and Chris Croc a misunderstood Crocodile who loves Elton John! Listen here
March 2014
'Three Last Letters' is a semi improvised digital opera composed by Craig Vear and based on the final moments of Scott's fateful expedition to the Arctic. Performed by three musicians and three voices, it is a emotive piece I am privileged to be part of. I got the chance to reprise my role as Lt Bowers recently at a Late Music concert in York. You can listen to an exert from a previous performance here.
January 2014
Adult Theatre Workshops at York Theatre Royal move into their fourth year and just keep growing. Find out more on the YTR website. It also features details of the production I will be directing as part of the course ' Thirty Little Plays About Life'.
December 2013
Little Red Riding Hood has ridden into Hull Truck Theatre and is going jolly well, read reviews in York Press and Hull Daily Mail. This hilarious show, written by Nick Lane, lets the audience decide wether the Big Bad Wolf is really...well Big and Bad. Come along and decide wether you want to lock me up this Christmas!
September 2013
'Michael Lambourne doesn’t usually play humans, so he finds himself in unusual territory this season at York Theatre Royal.' Article from The York Press about my involvement in See How They Run.
'Theatre Workshops' begins again at York Theatre Royal on September 16th. Places are limited and filling up fast so if you'd like to be part of this term contact the Box Office.
August 2013
Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Not me as I'll be playing the greatest villain of all Fairytales at Hull Truck Theatre this Christmas in 'Little Red Riding Hood'
Really happy than to announce that I'm going to be continuing my Summer at York Theatre Royal in Juliet Forster's Main House production of 'See How They Run' by Philip King. A classic 1940's farce, this production involves mistaken identity, unexpected entrances and exits and four men dressed as Vicars! Splendid stuff!
July 2013
The critical scribes have given their opinions on 'The Legend of King Arthur'. Feast your eyes upon their counsel. Reviews here from The Independent, The Stage and One & Other
May 2013
Let the trumpets sound! I'll be playing Sir Ector in 'The Legend of King Arthur' at York Theatre Royal throughout the summer. Here's all the information you need.
Historical character comedy anyone? Well 'Ye Olde Dragons Den' could be just for you. Take a look here, I play the guy who invented the toothbrush and one of the first ever glider pilots!
April 2013
TheatreWorkshops at York Theatre Royal are full. The next term will start in September.
March 2013
Filmed a Pilot for CBBC called 'Ye Olde Dragons Den'. I played the chap who invented the Toothbrush, Mr William Addis. So you have him to thank for your sparkling gnashers. Here's a little blog about him.
I've written and directed at Trailer for upcoming York Theatre Royal production 'iShandy'
February 2013
Appeared as the Gaoler in York Castle Museum Debtors Prison Exhibit and did some voice work in this rather beautiful trailer for Pilot Theatre/YTR/Slung Low co-production Blood and Chocolate.
December 2012
Reviews for 'The Latke who Couldn't Stop Screaming' from The Telegraph, Time Out, A Younger Theatre, and The Jewish Chronicle.
November 2012
Photos of 'Latke' are now up and tickets are selling fast for the show which begins at London's RoundHouse on Thursday 29th November. This is definately not your average seasonal show!
October 2012
'Lemony Snicket's Latke who Couldn't Stop Screaming' trailer is here.
September 2012
TheatreWorkshops, the classes I run for York Theatre Royal, has doubled in size! Classes now run on Mondays and Fridays.
July 2012
Developing a seasonal show with Tall Stories called 'The Latke who couldn't stop screaming', a Lemony Snicket tale for Hanukkah showing at the Roundhouse in London. You can find details here
Recorded a new video as a rather obnoxious Jailer for York Museum Trust which will be shown as part of the new Debtors Prison at York Castle Museum.
Part of the masterclass videos which will appear on Pilot Theatres new online educational resource Pilot Extra. Take a look at the site here
June 2012
Adapted and recorded three Drama on Demand audio stories for Pilot Theatre as part of the Little Feet Festival for Children at York Theatre Royal which takes place between 18th and 23rd June. You can drop in and listen anytime you like! They are all on the audio page of this website.
Returning to the Little Festival of Everything in Coxwold. Performing 'Notes for first time Astronauts' by Tom Wells It's a comic monologue about the perils of a certain activity in zero gravity (Adults Only) Go to www.littlefest.co.uk for more information.
May 2012
Improvisation and script development of 'Escaping Alice' by Matthew Pegg, a new play which premieres at York Theatre Royal in Autumn. A surreal descent into the mind of a man ditched by his life's love. Suprisingly enough it's jolly funny!
Continued my work in sound and performance with Craig Vear by portraying Lt. Bowers in 'Three Last Letters, a memorial to Capt. Scott, Dr Wilson and Lt. Bowers' at the Vale of Glamorgan Festival, Wales. An immersive audio piece created from the last letters written by the ill fated men as they faced death in cold of the Antarctic. A truly moving experience.
April 2012
Not many people can say they played God and Jesus but this month I did. I took on these heavenly roles at the read through of the York Mystery Plays. The production of which takes place in Muesuem Gardens, York this August 2012. It promises to be a heavenly experience
March 2012
Recorded an ident advert for Seven Seas Multibionta. It involves a hill, a big plastic ball and me. Take a look in the Videos page to see the finished product.
February 2012
A Sentimental Journey is a new type of theatre experience, the very first Digital Opera. This innovative and interactive version of the Laurence Sterne book will play York Theatre Royal in March but you can listen in worldwide! Follow @_Y0R1CK and send me any photographs, writings and thoughts which I'll interpret for the production. visit www.operayorick.com.
January 2012
Part of two rehearsed readings, 'Land of Morning Calm' by Steven Elder and 'Something in the Air' by George Costigan.
December 2011
Played Jacob Marley and the the Ghosts in new adaptation of Charles Dickens's Christmas Carol in a York Ale house. (Info here)
Skype Santa returned again this year at the Slung Low Christmas Fayre to provide festive cheer. My second year of internet idiocy with a yuletide twist. Follow @pilotsanta for more information
November 2011
Performing as a roving character at 'The Little Festival of Everything' at the Fauconberg Arms in Coxwold, Yorkshire.
October 2011
Listen to my Audioboo interviews for York Theatre Royal at their Audioboo page
September 2011
Rehearsed readings with Pilot Theatre as part of the Pan European Platform 11+ project. Also devised an interactive guided walk around York dressed as Dick Turpin. I am now a font of fascinating facts!
July 2011
Coming to the end of my involvement in York Theatre Royals Ensemble Season. It has been a wonderful opportunity to discover what a repertory company feels like. 'My Family and other Animals' and 'Two Planks and a Passion' were each a real pleasure.
