Alan, a multifaceted individual, is a writer, actor, and director who has honed his craft at the esteemed Manchester Polytechnic School of Theatre.
His acting career spans a significant period, with a notable stint of two and a half years playing the role of PC Nick Slater in the popular British television series, The Bill, which premiered in 1984.
Throughout his career, Alan has appeared in a diverse range of television shows and films, showcasing his versatility as a performer. Some of his notable credits include the critically acclaimed comedy series, Peep Show, the historical drama, The Borgias, and the feature film, Honour.
As a writer, Alan has collaborated with co-writer James Allen on the television series, Stan Lee's Lucky Man, and has several projects in various stages of development, including the feature film, The Son.
In addition to his writing credits, Alan has also ventured into directing, with a portfolio that includes three short films. These projects include The Good Cop, an adaptation of a short story by Magnus Mills, The Run, and Paul Tonkinson's Valentine, which was part of the Sky Comedy Shorts series.
