The Band on Tour
By Tim Firth, featuring the music of Take That
Martin is currently touring in the role of Jeff in the ‘The Band’ – Take That’s new musical that formed from BBC’s Let It Shine.
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2022, Edgar, JOLLY GOOD CHRISTMAS, Hallmark, Jonathan Wright
2020, Mick Bailey, DOCTORS, BBC1, Enda Hughes
2019, Security Guard, CORONATION STREET (2 EPS), Granada / ITV, Sarah Kendell
2013, Special Branch Officer, CHURCHILL AND THE FASCIST PLOT, Rare Day/Channel 4, Peter Nicholson
2011, D.I. Sean Philips, SCOTT & BAILEY, Red Production Co/ ITV, Ben Caron
2008, Duty Manager, PRIMEVAL, Impossible Pictures / ITV, Jamie Payne
2019, Jeff, THE BAND (2017 – 2019), West End/UK&Ireland tour/David Pugh&Dafydd Rogers, Kim Gavin & Jack Ryder
2016, Antonio, THE REVENGER’S TRAGEDY, Nottingham Playhouse, Fiona Buffini
2016, PC Keith Haines, DARKNESS, DARKNESS, Nottingham Playhouse, Jack McNamara
2015, Dave, THE FULL MONTY, David Pugh Ltd / ATG/ Sheffield Lyceum/UK tour, Jack Ryder
2014, Dave, THE FULL MONTY, David Pugh Ltd / ATG/ Sheffield Lyceum/UK tour, Roger Haines
2014, Alfred Hitchcock, THE LOVESONG OF ALFRED J HITCHCOCK, 59E59 Theatre, New York, Jack McNamara
2013, Alfred Hitchcock, THE LOVESONG OF ALFRED J HITCHCOCK, New Perspectives / Leicester Curve/ UK Tour, Jack McNamara
2013, Duke of Lamorre, THE DUKE IN DARKNESS, Sightline / Tabard Theatre, London, Phoebe Barran
2012, Les Bainbridge, TAKING STEPS, Oldham Coliseum, Robin Herford
2011, Portly Gisard, MAPPING THE CITY, Slung Low / Hull Truck, Alan Lane
2010, Thomas Mowatt, ZACK, Manchester Royal Exchange, Greg Hersov
2010, Felix Humble, HUMBLE BOY, The New Vic, Theresa Heskins
2009, Tits, HONEYMOON SUITE, The New Vic, Tim Luscombe
2008, Sergeant Samways, DANNY THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, Bolton Octagon, Mark Babych
2007, Sid, ENJOY, York Theatre Royal, Damian Cruden & Juliet Forster
2018, Andrews & Narrator, BOOKWORMS (2 EPS), Museum of Comedy / NFTS, Lewis Cook
Radio, Various, CLEMENT DOESN’T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (2 EPS), BBC Radio 4, Chris Neill
2020, Critic, DEAD AT THE BOX OFFICE, NOA, Louanne Honey
2019, Nothern Jesus, PROFESSIONAL JESUS, Bob Cryer
2012, Martin, LAWN OF THE DEAD, Curve Films, Richard Higson
2010, David Royal (Lead), IN THE BLEAK MIDSUMMER, Curve Films, Richard Higson
2008, Dave Rogers, THE INTERVIEW (WINNER BEST COMEDY TAKES FESTIVAL), Curve Films, Richard Higson
2021, BOOMIN, Uncommon Creative Studio, Frank Todaro
2019, Frank, SUN BINGO, The & Partnership/Mindseye, Ben Green
2012, Henry Long, MICHAEL PAGE, Moon Films, David Schneider
2010, KWIK-FIT: KNIGHT RIDER: K.I.T.T., Rattling Stick, Andy McLeod
2009, TOYOTA, RSA Films, Brett Foraker
2008, CBBC BUNCH, CBBC/Red Bee Media, James Howarth
2008, SKY SPORTS: EURO 2008, BSkyB, Wes Forbes & Ed Mallin
2007, MFI-BIG DAY LAUNCH, Infinity Productions, Elliot Hegarty
2005, RABOBANK IRELAND, Rocket Productions (Dublin), Declan Lowney
2019, Cliff, TARGET MAN, Mercury Theatre, Dan Sherer
2015, Mr Tucker, RBS, Bi-Jingo, David Lever
2014, Washington Post Journalist, FOUR DAYS IN HONG KONG, Orange Tree Theatre, Phoebe Barran
2007, Sgt. Major, BBC BITESIZE REVISION, Catalyst Pictures Ltd (Manchester)/BBC, Jo Perry / Nik Lever
2007, Narrator, CHILDREN’S SAFETY CD-ROM, Catalyst Pictures Ltd (Manchester), Jo Perry
By Tim Firth, featuring the music of Take That
Written by Simon Beaufoy, directed by Roger Haines.
“Martin Miller provided amusement with his portrayal of Gaz’s best friend Dave, one of the more reluctant participants, although all cast members were equally on form.” Backstage Pass
“The cast are amazing with Gary Lucy playing the lead role as Gaz but it is the performances of Martin Miller as Dave and the young actor Fraser Kelly who plays Gaz’s son Nathan that really steal the show.” Canal St.
Video
Written by David Rudkin, directed by Jack McNamara.
“Alfred Hitchcock, at the height of his powers, is possessed by a dreamlike vision of a woman. From his director’s chair the sixty year old Hitchcock begins to unravel some of the defining films of our time, drawing us into the imagination of one of the world’s most mysterious creative minds”.
Video
by Patrick Hamilton, Revised and adapted by Orlando Wells.
by Lynne Truss, Directed by Simon Scullion, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Festival 2012.
“A wonderful cast make this piece a joy to experience.”
**** Three Weeks
by Alan Ayckbourn, Oldham Coliseum, Grange Arts Centre, Oldham, 16th February to 10th March 2012.
…”a Ronnie Barker-ish wiliness from Martin Miller as the vendor”.
Oldham Evening Chronicle
More Reviews:
The British Theatre Guide
The Stage
Manchester Theatre Awards
What’s On Stage
by Lynne Truss, Directed by Simon Scullion, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Festival 2011.
“It’s a short and compact little play, just thirty minutes long and with only one actor (the very good Martin Miller), but it works brilliantly.
It remains more clever than chilling – there is none of the sort of shocks you might expect from The Woman in Black – but it is an engaging piece and Miller is convincing both as the luvvy actor and the increasingly terrified victim”.
****Sans Taste
“The eerily uplit Miller’s delivery is excellent and resonantly believable, from his off-mic throat clearing and practising of intonation, to some amusing and catty backchat with his producer Lisa in the technical booth”.
***Edinburgh Festivals
…”brilliant solo performance given by Martin Miller” … “As with the best ghost stories, Miller’s wry sense of humour initially relaxes the audience and then sets them on edge”.
****What’s On Stage
by Charlotte Jones, New Vic Theatre, Staffordshire, 1st April to 17th April 2010.
“Martin Miller gives a stunning interpretation of the mega-intelligent astrophysicist who has a much better understanding of black holes than personal relationships. While there are parallels between Felix and Hamlet in their bonds with their respective mothers, Felix shows a different level of profundity. Miller gives us a multi-layered performance which is at its zenith in the scenes with his overbearing mother”. British Theatre Guide
“Martin Miller makes a fine impression as Felix”. The Guardian
More Reviews:
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