TOM MISON

Tom graduated from the late Webber Douglas Academy to work on stage and screen. When not otherwise engaged with acting work, Tom does some one to one coaching at Hurtwood.
Theatre includes: When The Rain Stops Falling (Almeida Theatre); Hedda (Gate Theatre); The Living Unknown Soldier, Les Enfants Du Paradis (Arcola Theatre); The Collection (Georgian International Festival of Theatre); The Virgin Martyr, Caesar and Pompey (Shakespeare's Globe); Hamlet (Old Vic); Achidi J's Final Hours (Soho Theatre); The Crossing Path, The Revenge of Truth (National Theatre) and Time on Fire (National Theatre/Magic Theatre, San Fransisco).
Television includes: Slingers; Lewis; Poirot; Lost In Austen; Secret Diary of a Call Girl; The Amazing Mrs Pritchard and Waste of Shame.
Film includes: Out There; L'Entente Cordiale; Venus; Mysterious Island; Falling and Heroes and Villains.
Radio includes: A Midsummer Night's Dream; Deep Blue Sea and Shakespeare's Sonnets.
Tom also wrote and appeared in the short film The Continuing and Lamentable Saga of the Suicide Brothers, premiering at the London Film Festival 2009.
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