“The motives behind why we want to create anything are always personal to us. Why we want to paint, sing, dance, draw, juggle, spit fire, etc. It’s a personal release. The beautiful thing is sharing some of these personal releases with an immediate audience, live, one on one, so there’s no escape. Hopefully by doing this you can give something unique to them, and they to you in return. That’s why I do this, and that’s why I love being a part of Tin Shed Theatre Co.â€
After receiving a BA (HONS) in Performing Arts from the University of Wales, Newport, Justin was almost positive that pursuing a career in Theatre was what he wanted to do, although astronaut still lingered in the back of his mind. Having performed professionally in animation, educational shorts, independent film and the stage, Justin soon realised his path lay more in performance creation than the acting it’s self. He has won some small award's, and received critical acclaim from THE STAGE, for his role of Jason in ‘Office 212’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2008:
Justin has been with Tin Shed Theatre from the start, and is hoping to be a part of it for a lot longer still.
"The character of Jason, the Rick Mayal-esque office swot, stands out with a strongly delivered monologue and scarily convincing drunken office party dance routineâ€
