Tom, a distinguished alumnus of the renowned Victoria College of the Arts, has traversed a path of professional success, both domestically in Australia and abroad, leaving a lasting impression on the world of entertainment.
His most remarkable portrayal was that of 'Dr. Doug Graham' in the cherished Australian drama, Winners and Losers, which captivated audiences for a staggering four seasons on the esteemed Seven Network.
Tom's professional endeavors extend far beyond his work on Winners and Losers, as he has also made notable appearances in the captivating US science fiction drama series, Hunters. His impressive television credits encompass a diverse range of projects, including the Australian drama series Fat Tony & Co, produced by Screentime, as well as Rush, City Homicide, Bed of Roses, and The Saddle Club. Furthermore, Tom has contributed to the US telemovie, Paradise Pictures, demonstrating his versatility as a performer. Moreover, audiences can eagerly anticipate Tom's upcoming appearances in the second series of the critically acclaimed Matchbox Pictures/Universal Media Studios International production, Secret City, as well as The Blake Mysteries telemovie, solidifying his position as a talented and in-demand actor in the industry.
Tom's extensive filmography boasts a notable appearance in the UK/Australia co-production, The Inbetweeners 2, a hilariously entertaining feature that brings together the creative forces of both nations. Shot on location in London and Australia, this laugh-out-loud comedy features Tom in the role of Stephen, a character that showcases his impressive acting range.
Furthermore, Tom has also made a significant impact in the independent feature Drama, a French/UK/Australian co-production that was brought to life on the streets of Paris. Playing the pivotal role of John, one of the lead characters, Tom delivered a standout performance that solidified his position as a talented and versatile actor in the industry.
Tom's theatrical career has been marked by a diverse range of productions, with a notable highlight being his involvement in the Sydney Theatre Award-winning production of The Only Child, a collaborative effort between The Hayloft Project and B Sharp, skillfully directed by Simon Stone.
A year later, Tom reunited with the same creative team for The Suicide, further solidifying his partnership with The Hayloft Project, with whom he also worked on 3xSisters.
In addition to his work with The Hayloft Project, Tom has had the opportunity to collaborate with other esteemed theatre companies, including the Melbourne Theatre Company, Bell Shakespeare Company, Red Stich Theatre Company, Adelaide Festival, and Martin C. Cook and Associates.
Some of his most notable productions include A Man for All Seasons, Othello, The Little Dog Laughed, Lovers and Haters, and Harp on the Willow.
Throughout his career, Tom has demonstrated his versatility and range as a performer, working with a variety of directors, companies, and productions, each showcasing his unique talent and skill.
