Actor, Composer and sound designer for theatre, composer for TV and film

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Good Fellow Tragedy

A passionate and intense string adagio with solo cello and violin. This intriguing piece is based upon the well known folk melody 'For He's a Jolly Good Fellow'.


Final Justice

Score for Nigel Barton's new short film, a dark drama with a lighter twist.

Nimbus

Moving and dramatic piano and strings


Composer/Performer

Greg is soon to be seen performing in a new musical for New Perspectives Theatre Company called 'Dolly' which tells the tale of the creation of Dolly the sheep cunningly intertwined with the story of a Dolly Parton tribute singer. Greg will be playing the roles of Gavin and Jim and performing on piano, guitar, banjo and electric guitar.

Producer

Greg has worked with many singers and songwriters of all ages in his studio (www.thedungeonstudio.co.uk) producing covers and original songs many of which can be heard on the studio website.

Sound designer

Sound design projects include the UK tour of The African Company Presents Richard III written by Carlyle Brown and directed by Chuck Mike now transferred to the US; Grand Slam at Kings Head Theatre, London; the Fear installation at the Urbis Museum in Manchester, public address idents for the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, The Diary of Anne Frank and Brassed Off.

Actor

2010 has been a busy year! Greg has played roles in several short films and in two feature films, 'Olivia's Army' where he plays the gangster Reggie Burrows, and 'The Trailer' where he plays Pinkie the camp scottish pub landlord. In July he appeared as Ricky the biker in Coronation Street on ITV. Other roles this year include Leonato in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing at the Trentham Amphitheatre and several roles in the critically acclaimed 'Crying in the Chapel' at the Contact Theatre in Manchester. He is soon appearing at The Curve in Leicester in the musical 'Dolly' and then as Captain Hook in a new adaptation of Peter Pan at the Octagon Theatre, Yeovil.

Greg completed a short tour in October 2009 of the Comedy "Chain Reaction" where he played a leading role, December '09 saw Greg playing the Demon King in the Panto 'Mother Goose' presented by The James Brandon Company in association with The Academy Theatre in Barnsley.

In Summer '09 Greg was on a national tour playing Lord Capulet in Romeo and Juliet as well as the title role in a new historic fantasy play 'Merlin the Magician' with the Chapterhouse Theatre Company.

2009 saw Greg play main roles in 3 short films; 'Olivia' (RTS Award for best short fiction 2009) in which he plays a depressed single parent failing to come to terms with either the loss of his wife or the needs of his daughter, 'Five Steps' in which he plays Karl Evans, businessman and some say gangster, and 'Happy Birthday' in which he plays Gary, big fish in a small pub who gets his brother in law in trouble by drawing him into a shady deal too many...


All original music is wholly owned by Greg Patmore and is pre-cleared for sync.