Tom trained at Rose Bruford and has had an incredible career in the theatre as well as on screen. 

For screen he has appeared in:

• Starstruck 2
• For the BBC: Upstart Crow, The Woman in Red and Doctor Who
• Star Wars Episode 7: The Force Awakens
• Cinderella, directed by Ken Branagh
• Mr Turner, directed by Mike Leigh, starring Timothy Spall

For theatre:

• Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Mischief Theatre Company
• Oliver!, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, starring Rowan Atkinson
• Les Misérables, Queens Theatre playing Thenardier 
• Matilda, RSC
• Pinter at the Pinter
• Cyrano de Bergerac with James McAvoy, directed by Jamie Lloyd
• Amadeus, National Theatre
• The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Donmar Warehouse
• Waiting for Godot, playing “Lucky” at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, directed by James Macdonald
• One Man, Two Guvnors, UK Tour, West End and Broadway, playing “Alfie”

Tom discusses his role in Waiting for Godot and how the play in all its elusiveness still today attracts audiences from far and wide. Considering the fact that nothing happens we talk about how the play can be interpreted in so many different ways. How each audience took something different from it than the other and how it’s ambiguity makes it one of the most celebrated plays of all time. 

As well as his brilliantly chaotic performance as the waiter, “Alfie”, in the original cast of the hit show One Man, Two Guvnors led by James Corden. Tom talks about how they staged “Alfie’s” helter-skelter actions from being hit by cricket bat to falling down a flight of stairs. 

All this and much more in this one, thank you Tom!

Oliver Gower

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