Paul Stillwell
Paul has trained with Jacquie Crago
(formerly of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
and is currently studying advanced Meisner acting techniques with
Dominic Kelly at The Salon Collective in London and
with Mark Cassidy in Exeter.
Paul's first lead role was Sydney Carton in Charles Dicken's
'A Tale of Two Cities' at the Regent Theatre, Christchurch.
He then enjoyed a lead role in a TV commercial on
ITV and Sky during the 2018 World Cup,
playing a football manager getting soaked in the rain (a 'Screwfix' commercial).
Paul received critical acclaim for his role as Elyot Chase in
Scaramouche's production of 'Private Lives' by Noel Coward.
His performance as Jesus with The Poole Passion in
their 2022 production 'Footsteps'
received comments from audiences as "Mesmerising" and "Phenomenal".
See more of Paul's acting on his 0fficial website:
In is spare time, Paul enjoys playing the
Aboriginal instrument, the Didgeridoo.
He was recently highly honoured to be asked to play
the Didgeridoo on an album by his favourite rock guitarist,
With former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett (centre)
and keyboard band member Roger King....and a Didgeridoo!