5 ***** (Google Business Profile reviews)
I highly recommend Mark as a celebrant. Following a friend’s death Mark was appointed to act as celebrant at the funeral service. He took the time to understand the character of the deceased and wrote a moving and personalised tribute which was delivered in a caring and professional manner at the funeral. Many of those attending the service commented afterwards how well the service was conducted.
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Mark is an experienced actor, singer and voice artist.
With a long career in West End Musical Theatre, I have enjoyed roles as diverse as Henry Higgins in ‘My Fair Lady’, and Dean Martin in ‘The Ratpack, Live From Las Vegas’, to Lumiere in ‘Disney’s Beauty & The Beast’ and Bernadette in ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’! I played Captain Von Trapp & Max in various productions of ‘The Sound of Music’, Magaldi in ‘Evita’, Grantaire in ‘Les Miserables’, Raoul in ‘The Phantom of The Opera’, John/Samson in the original London cast of ‘Sunset Boulevard’, Judge Turpin in 20th-anniversary production of ‘Sweeney Todd’ in London and More recently, portrayed Florenz Ziegfeld in ‘Funny Girl’, in Paris for 6 months.I f I frequently appear as Dean Martin in cabaret both at home and abroad.
In 2022, he brought his critically acclaimed one-man show, ‘The World in Words and Music According to Coward & Porter’ to the legendary Crazy Coqs, in London.
I have voiced numerous corporate videos, gaming, commercials and narrative for television and radio. These include campaigns for E Harmony, Qatar Airways, McCoy’s Firepit Crisps, RSPCA, Vodafone; Documentary narration including ‘Secrets of the Human Body’ (BBC), ‘Extinction, Life on the Brink’ (Smithsonian Channel), ‘Ghosts, Trapped Underground’ (Discovery). I have recorded NPC characters for a number of big franchise Games including the BAFTA winning ‘Divinity, Original Sin II’. Other clients include FT.com, IBM, Halfords, Sony, Sotherbys, Odeon Cinemas, Paco Rabanne (voicing a meditation for their official website!).
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