Following Wit at the Royal Exchange last year, it’s great to be working with Julie Hesmondhalgh and Raz Shaw again on The Greatest Play In The History Of The World… which opens at the Royal Exchange in November.

Following it’s run at the Royal & Derngate, Rules for Living is now on tour through autumn.

★★★★ ” Ingenious and Insightful” – The Times

★★★★ “A hilarious Ayckbourn-style family comedy” – The Guardian

Great to see such a positive response to Flight during it’s run for the International Festival. Flight was also awarded a Herald Angel during the festival.

Such an amazing team of people to work with this on the show. Special thanks to Andrew Kirkby for helping to devise a truly unique sound setup for the show…

★★★★★  “Technically brilliant and utterly enveloping and immersive installation” – Edinburgh Guide

★★★★★ “Flight is nothing short of a magical masterpiece that takes theatre to the next level” – Edinburgh Festivals Magazine 

★★★★ “Deeply important and innovative” – The Stage

★★★★ “Miraculous and essential” – Sunday Times

Great to be working with English Touring Theatre on a new version of Rules for Living directed by Simon Godwin.

Opens September 8th and tours across the Autumn.

Great to see Charlie Sonata getting such great reviews and positive responses. What a brilliant team to work with on such a brilliant script by Douglas Maxwell.

★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The List ★★★★ The Scotsman ★★★★ The Stage ★★★★ The Times ★★★★ The Herald

Such a great line-up for this year’s Edinburgh International Festival. I am currently working with Vox Motus on Flight which premiers at the Festival in August.

Also coming up is Charlie Sonata, a new play by Douglas Maxwell, directed by Matthew Lenton. It opens at the Edinburgh Royal Lyceum in May.

Some excerpts from a selection of projects in 2016 are now on my soundcloud page.

Site updates coming soon.

In the meantime a list of recent projects can be found here.

I have just completed work on the music and sound design for Wit at the Royal Exchange Theatre, directed by Raz Shaw.

It is great to see the show getting such positive reviews and wonderful responses from audiences.

It was a brilliant project to work on with such a great company and fantastic team at the Exchange. It was great to work with Cellist, Dave Hornberger, too.

I have just completed work on the sound design and music for a new piece by Kamal Kaan as part of the BBC’s The Verb show.

As The Cloud Takes Its Last Breath will be premiered at the Free Thinking Festival and will then be broadcast on BBC Radio 3 in December.