After the death of a renowned painter, an art curator (and fan) talks to his daughter to peel back the layers of who he was as a man.
I did the music and sound for this brilliant play. It puts to the characters and the audience whether we can, or even should, separate art from artist.

A poignant play about three women and their experiences of motherhood, pregnancy and their own identities.
I provided sound and music for the show and I was very honoured to be allowed to help tell the storie. of these characters

Based on the popular children’s book, this show is produced by Faceplant Theatre, the award-winning company behind One Duck Down.
I did the music for this musical and it’s still on tour so I highly recommend checking it out when it comes your way!

The Twilight Zone meets British Comedy like Garth Marenghi in this brand new original podcast produced by me with some lovely vintage and retro sounding music and sounds by me also.

Me and the team have created this as a labour of love and are currently working to put more ‘Fear in Your Ear’ this year!

Sketch comedy troupe CASUAL VIOLENCE are producing their very own true crime spoof series and I have the immense pleasure of creating the music for it! It was recently fully funded by its Kickstarter backers and is currently in production.

Performed at the Cervantes Theatre in London between Sep and Oct, this play is a touching two-hander about two parents waiting to hear about the condition of their son who has just had a severe accident.

I provided music and sound for this piece.

Zak Klein, writer of the short film The Elevator Pitch and the popular Netflix feature I Used the Be Famous, takes to directing his own work in this funny but heartwarming story about an ride-share gone wrong.

I had the immense pleasure of scoring it and attending some of the festivals for it too.

In August and October I spent 7 incredible weeks in New York City helping put together a show HOLDTIGHT Company at the Cell Theatre in Manhattan. I played live music along with musician Jett Kwong to the elegant and graceful movements of Gwendolyn Gussman, Xenia Mansour and Nico Gonzales. The same show recently travlled to Denver Colorado

Photo by Walter Wlodarczyk

In 2022 I made a musical piece a week. This was a personal exercise for both fun and creativity. There were no rules except it had to be under 60s and I couldn’t start one idea until I had finished the previous one.

Funny man Andy Zaltzman invites two guests to discuss the not-so-obvious Greatest Of All Time contenders that we don’t think about enough. I had the great pleasure of producing the theme to this and also mixed the episodes. Check it out below, it’s a hilarious and informative listen!