Elliot Falk studied English and theatre at Lancaster University before founding the Interference Theatre Co-operative in his home town of Leeds.
During a varied career he has performed in the theatre, became a monk for a museum of pub-life and performed award-winning stand-up comedy routines. He's also worked at the prestigious Museum of The Moving Image as a professional Russian revolutionary and Hollywood director.
Elliot has helped develop many BBC TV entertainment shows - including Friends Like These and The Weakest Link. His voice has been used in several BBC Radio and television productions, including Thunder Road (BBC 4) and Slightly Foxed (BBC Radio 4).
Becoming a were-beast in Ghosts of Albion is probably the weirdest thing he's ever done, however...
"I was beaten within an inch of my life, then forced to watch as my daughters were raped before my very eyes. I think that I understand pain quite intimately."
Elliot Falk studied English and theatre at Lancaster University before founding the Interference Theatre Co-operative in his home town of Leeds.
