Introduced to theater by a production of ‘Othello” in his early teens, Mark is fascinated by the suspension of belief that can occur in performance. He views modern day theatrical production as a mechanism to questions and inform public debate. Much of his acting career has been in Port Moresby, P.N.G. from the early nineties to the turn of the millennium where he was involved in such productions as Weils ‘Threepenny Opera’, Schaffer’s ‘Amadeus’, Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap, Stoppard’s ‘Real Thing’, Barry’s ‘Peter Pan’ and Shakespeare’s ‘King Henry IV Part 1 & ‘Twelfth Night.

Mark returned to Australia in 2015 and has directed Matt Cameron’s absurdist story of isolation and loneliness in ‘Mr Melancholy’ and performed in ‘The 39 Steps’, ‘A Case of Good Intentions, ‘The Kill’, The Home Front’, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life – A Radio Play among others.