About

Neil Morrissey has been a patron of DramaLab.co.uk since its establishment in the year 2000. Having honed his craft at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama alongside his talented friends and fellow actors Janice Laurie and Richard Huw, Neil went on to become a popular UK television and film star.

You probably know Neil as “Rocky” from the beloved TV series Boon or as the hilariously relatable “Tony” in Men Behaving Badly. His television resume is nothing short of a binge-watcher’s dream featuring shows like Finders Keepers, The Good Karma Hospital, Me and Mrs Jones, Line of Duty, Inspector George Gently, Waterloo Road, Carrie and many more that would make even Netflix jealous!

On the big screen Neil has strutted his stuff in films like Triggerman, The Bounty, The Ballad of Kid Divine, Up ‘n Under, The Match, and Run For Your Wife. And let’s not forget his theatrical prowess where he’s tackled iconic roles in Macbeth, Speed The Plow, A Passionate Woman, Guys And Dolls, and even donned the top hat as “Fagan” in the hit musical Oliver. Talk about a triple threat!

And if you think that’s all there is to Neil think again! He’s also racked up a successful side gig doing voice-overs for countless documentaries, TV shows and commercials. You will recognise his distinct voice bringing characters to life in children’s favourite television shows like Bob The Builder, Maisy and The Cat In The Hat!

And here’s where you come in – Neil invites you to swing by Theatre 62 in West Wickham to join in some DramaLab fun with Janice and Richard. Whether you’re an aspiring actor or just someone who appreciates a good laugh (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t?), there’s something magical and inspiring waiting for you. So don’t be shy – come on down and love the drama!