About Me
I am an actor, writer, director, producer, teacher & mentor.
​As an acting coach, I take immense pride in guiding aspiring performers toward achieving their goals. With a passion for nurturing talent, I create a supportive and challenging environment where actors can explore their craft and grow with confidence. My tailored coaching methods focus on developing authentic performances, refining technique, and strengthening emotional connection. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing my clients progress from dedicated students to successful actors, with many earning coveted places at leading drama schools. Their acceptance into institutions renowned for their excellence is a testament to their hard work and our collaborative efforts. Seeing their artistic growth and professional achievements continues to be one of the most rewarding aspects of my career.
My bio
Lee trained at Drama Centre, graduating in 2010.
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He will soon appear in new Disney+ series The Stolen Girl, released April 2025 alongside Denise Gough.
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He recently filmed new ABC series Talamasca.
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He is currently in post-production for his first short film which he has written & directed starring Miriam Margolyes & Stephen Fry, with the support of Ian Mckellen. The film premiere's this summer and is produced by Lee's own production company.
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He also appeared in feature film The Last Letter From Your Lover alongside Shaeilene Woodley and Jo Alwyn, in cinemas and on Netflix and also in BBC’s The North Water alongside Colin Farrell, Tom Courtenay and Jack O’Connell.
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During lockdown he fronted a BT Broadband campaign which was the first interracial gay couple to front a British mainstream TV commercial in British TV history.
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Lee both taught and ran the audition panels for Drama Centre from 2014-2020 for the BA Acting, MA and Foundation Courses. He designed the auditioning for drama school summer school which he also taught. He also regularly gave various professional preparation workshops to the BA Acting third years on life as an actor and helping them embark on their careers upon graduating.
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​He also works with ATG Productions running professional West End workshops.
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During lockdown last year he launched www.theauditionroom.co.uk which offered online classes, workshops, private coaching and Mentorship to Actors in all areas of their career. All taught and run by working Actors who are in the midst of their own careers. His Audition Room students this year got into LAMDA, RADA, GUILDHALL, EAST 15, OXFORD, DRAMA STUDIO, BRISTOL, FOURTH MONKEY, MANCHESTER and many other schools both in the UK overseas. He also (occasionally) writes a Blog giving advice and guidance to aspiring actors.
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During the pandemic, he took his workshop on self taped auditions to The Actor’s Centre and he helped curate their ‘Online Audition Week’ - helping to design a week of classes and workshops to support young artists struggling through the pandemic.
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He has given talks in a variety of settings and institutions. Last year, he was invited to Raindance Film Festival to be part of a panel alongside Sadie Frost discussing the industry and mental wellness within it. He is also interviewed and quoted in RADA teacher and director and previous head of BA Acting at Drama Centre, Annie Tyson’s upcoming book on acting entitled 'Audition Success'.
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He has written articles for The Stage newspaper. One about playing a lead in the West End and another on how to self tape an audition at home.
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He is extremely passionate about the industry being more inclusive in every possible way and creating a more nurturing, empowering industry for all and has been in talks with Equity about how he can become involved in a more active way to further work in this area.
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His Theatre credits include: Hamlet & The Cherry Orchard, Theatre Royal Windsor alongside Ian Mckellen & Steven Berkoff; Much Ado About Nothing, Wyndhams Theatre, West End alongside Catherine Tate & David Tenant; Drama At Inish, Finborough Theatre alongside Celia Imrie & Paul O’Grady; A Very Very Very Dark Matter alongside Jim Broadbent, Bridge Theatre. In January 2019, he revived the leading role of Tony in Coming Clean by Kevin Elyot at the Trafalgar Studios after a successful run at the King’s Head Theatre. Due to critical acclaim, it returned to the West End in January 2020, for it’s third sell- out run. He was also Offie Nominated Best Actor for his performance in Savage, Arts Theatre West End. Other Theatre Credits Include, Adam & Eve, Hope Theatre, Archimedes Principle, Park Theatre; Under the Influence, Not Too Tame Theatre Company, Boris Got Bu**ered & Ramzanland is Freedomland, Theatre Delicatessen & Kings Head Theatre, Colors, Tristan Bates Theatre, The Visionary, Old Red Lion Theatre. Film Includes, Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire, The Spiritualist, Away With Me, Misrule, The Doorman. Television includes, Sherlock, Grange Hill, The Trial of Christine Keeler. Lee has also appeared in Comedy Series Nutritiously Nicola & Web-Series Spaniards in London. Commercials include Amazon, House of Fraser, Love Island and BT.
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He is also a writer and his comedy series pilot made the top 1% for BBC Comedy Writer’s Room 2019 being the final 30 out of 3800 scripts. His short comedy piece No More Doughnuts was selected and performed for the Make it Beautiful Festival in London in 2021, which he directed. His piece entitled The Art of Suffering, a monologue looking at mental health in artists, has been produced by the Lost Souls Podcast and is on Spotify.​
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