Graeme will be playing the role of Murdo Sterling, a troubled, selfish and nasty character. Watch out for Annika coming to your television screens later this year, set in the stunning scenery of Loch Lomond.
This week Graeme signed for voiceover agency, Voicebank London. With fantastic clients already on their books, such as Ardal O’Hanlon, Graeme is very excited to have signed with them and is looking forward to a bright voiceover future!
Graeme has recently filmed the role of Greg Stark a stand up comedian/impressionist with gout. Watch out for him this autumn on BBC1 in the daytime drama Doctors.
Following sell out shows and rave reviews both in the UK, ireland and internationally Graeme has been cast as Trevor Watson in the London West End production of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’. Starting in the spring of 2018 with the possibility of running till early 2019.
Following the huge success of the UK and Ireland tour, Graeme will now be touring with The Play That Goes Wrong internationally in the autumn – playing at Hong Kong, Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland.
The gritty drama ‘Ashes’ is now available on Prime. Graeme plays the lead role Donnie McKinley alongside ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’ star Rupert Procter.
Ashes Synopsis – ‘After the death of his beloved wife in a devastating fire, Jonathon Soter’s life is in ruins. Drinking to excess and barely holding down his job as a teacher, he’s a man lost with nothing to live for. But the sudden news that the boy who killed his wife, Donald McKinley, has been released early from prison, brings monumental change for Soter and gives him a new motivation.’
Watch it now – Ashes on Prime
Graeme will play Trevor Watson in the Olivier winning comedy play ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ by Mischief Theatre. It will be a UK and Ireland No. 1 tour which starts in Bath in January 2017 and ends in Cambridge in August 2017.
Graeme is happy to announce he has signed with Katie Threlfall Associates, an independent theatrical agency, based in London, representing some of the most exciting talent on stage and screen.
Graeme has finished a successful run of the play Sex and the Three Day Week by Stephen Sharkey. It was well received by audiences at the Liverpool Playhouse over the festive period. He played a variety of roles (TAXI DRIVER, CREEVEY, FRANK THE COALMAN and DETECTIVE CONNORS) using various accents.
Graeme is currently working on a project for Comedy Central for the 20th anniversary of friends. Look out for his work being shown in August.
Recent Comments