past

I started being an actor as my main profession in 1996, having come from a music background, but my parents were/are ( Were = Dad, Richard Fraser, who died in ‘84. Are = Mum, Paddy Glynn - Interested parties should contact Shepperd-Fox, on 07957 624601, or email them on info@shepperd-fox.co.uk ) both actors and I’ve always been around the theatre and drama. However, my school play audition didn’t go well, and I was deterred from the profession, instead becoming a rock drummer for 15 years. When I saw Europe’s leading all disabled Theatre Co. Graeae Theatre’s (see links) seminal production of “UBU ROI” in 1994 @ The Oval House Theatre ( see links), I knew I wanted to change and become the actor I’d always secretly wanted to be. I joined and trained with Graeae, worked with them on a forum theatre tour, then played Dr. Prentice in their 1997 production of Jo Orton’s “What The Butler Saw”, before moving on into sort of mainstream drama. I started developing my own work, and to date have written and performed in “Sealboy:Freak”, a one man show about freak shows and contemporary disabled performers, another one man show called “From Freak To Clique” about the not so changing face of disability portrayal throughout the ages, and “Thalidomide!! A Musical” ( for more details, including press, pics, and much much more, go to either http://www.thalidomide-a-musical.com  OR www.nataliesteedproductions.co.uk/thalidomide ), a two handed full on sicko comedy musical about the groovy pill that made me what I am.  Along the way I’ve done various plays, dramas on TV, and even a feature film or too, as well as developing a modest voice over career. Go to my full C.V. for all the credits & details of previous work. ( Downloads)