Credits include: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (Infinity Ward Inc); The Color Out of Space (Spectrevision); Happy Accident (ABC); Life Sentence (CW); Once Upon A Time (ABC); How to Get Away With Murder (ABC); Take Down (Pinewood Pictures)


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TV/Film credits include: Psychological thriller "The Incident"; "In The Flesh" (BBC3); Lead role in feature film, "When The Lights Go Out"


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Credits include: West Side Story (Royal Exchange, Manchester); Kes (West Yorkshire Playhouse); War Horse (National Theatre UK Tour); Rock of Ages (UK Tour/ATG); Eternal Law (Kudos/ITV1); The Street (BBC); Dick Turpin's Last Ride - title role (UK Tour)


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Credits include: Peter Pan (National Theatre); King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe); The Grinning Man (Trafalgar Studios); Made in Dagenham (Queen's Theatre/Ipswich New Wolsey co-prod); Sherlock Holmes - Title Role (US National Tour); Once (Phoenix Theatre, West End)


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Currently appearing as regular character, Martin Fowler on the BBC's "EastEnders"

Other Credits include: John Daly in The Great Train Robbery (World Productions for BBC1); Hummingbird (HB Pictures Ltd)


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BAFTA Scholarship winner.

Credits include: My Left Nut (Rollem Productions/BBC); Tin Star S3 (Kudos Television for Sky Atlantic); The Queen and I (Sky One); Cuckoo (Soho Theatre); 4 series as Agness Addo in CBBC's BAFTA award-winning "4 O'Clock Club"


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Credits include: Small Axe (BBC); Our Girl (BBC); White Teeth (Kiln Theatre); Salome (RSC); Midsummer Night's Dream (Ipswich, New Wolsey); Apple Tree Yard (Kudos/BBC), Behind the Beautiful Forevers (National Theatre), Cucumber (Channel 4).


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Hand-selected for the BAFTA LA talent development program for international rising stars.

Credits include: Lead role in all eps of Age of the Living Dead (FOX), Teela in all 5 films in the Mythica franchise.


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Credits include: The Grinning Man (Trafalgar Studios); Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare's Globe); The Drowned Man, A Hollywood Fable (The National Theatre); Richard III (Royal Shakespeare Company).


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