Richard Lumsden

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Career

In early television work, Lumsden features Foggy in two series of First Of The Summer Wine, One Foot In The Grave, Brittas Empire, Nelson's Column, Grace and Favour, Coogan's Run - Death Of A Salesman, and Hornblower.

Colin in a three-series of Simon Nye's Is It Legal?, Henry in Wonderful You, Roger in All About Me, Roger in Roger in The House That Jack Built, as well as episodes of Dangerfield, People Like Us, Hardware, Love Soup, and The Croydon Poisonings. Nathan appeared in a number of Sugar Rush films as well as in Party Animals, Suburban Shootout, Dis/connected, U.B., and Free Agents. In series three of The Catherine Tate Show and Arnold, an ex-boyfriend of Clare Bates in EastEnders, he appeared as Martin.

Grown Ups, Summer In Transylvania, Garrow's Law, two series of The Impressions Show, three series of Life Of Riley, Vexed, Midsommer Murders, Rebecca Front's Little Cracker, All At Sea, as well as sixteen appearances as various characters in Holby City, Casualty, and Doctors are among the television shows.

Besides remember me, Trollied, Father Brown, three series as Tony in BBC's Millie In Between, Crazyhead, Doc Marten, Shakespeare, and Hathaway, there has been more recent television work. In series 25 of Silent Witness, he played General Perpetual in ITV's WW2 drama The Singapore Grip was shot in Malaysia and Taylor Lawson appeared in ITV's WW2 drama The Singapore Grip was shot in Malaysia.

In Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility, Lumsden played Robert Ferrars. He also appeared in The Avengers, Room To Rent, Silent Cry, Gospel of John, Attila The Hun, Morris A Life With Bells On (for which he also composed the music) and Ben Wheatley's Sightseers.

Lumsden appeared in Downhill, a British film directed by James Rouse, a comedy about four friends attempting Alfred Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk in 2014. In Joseph Wright's Darkest Hour (2016), he appeared in Ballested, shot in Norway's Arctic Circle, and General Ismay in his Darkest Hour (2006).

Lumsden's debut feature film Swede Caroline, starring Jo Hartley & Celyn Jones, was scheduled for release in 2022/23.

Notable theatre performances include: White Teeth (Kiln, 2018), It's All Made Up (Royal Court, 2017), Cartwright (Telegin) in Chekhov's Uncle Vanya for director Robert Icke (also providing the on-stage musical accompaniment, 2016). Mr Webb and Mr Webb in David Cromer's internationally acclaimed production of Our Town (2014) are both based at the Almeida in London.

At the Bridewell Theatre, 2004, he performed his own one-man musical performance We Could Be Heroes, later transferring to the Mill Theatre in Guildford and the Arts Theatre, West End. His repertory theatre performances in Stoke-on-Trent and Basingstoke include titles from Hamlet and Master Harold & The Boys, As You Like It, King Lear's Affair, A Trip To Scarborough, Amadeus, Juno, and Having A Ball. In the Skull at the Theater Exchange, Minneapolis USA, and John Thorpe in Northanger Abbey at Greenwich, he appeared in Roche in Rat in the Skull.

He wrote a seven-hour drama Wonderful You for ITV (co-written with Chris Niel), A Good Place For Fishing (co-written with John Dodd), a one-man comedy starring Anne Reid, and Man in the Moon with Tom Courtenay, as well as a five-day recital for BBC Radio 4: A Book by Lester Tricklebank (with Stephen Tompkinson). Skeletons' readings have taken place at Soho Theatre and Leicester Square Theatre.

The Six Loves of Billy Binns, Hs debut novel, was released by Tinder Press in January 2019. [5] He had previously adapted his story for Radio 4 under the same name, as well as Tom Courtenay.

Lumsden performs many instruments, including piano, guitar, banjo, ukulele, etc., as well as composing songs for cinema, television, and theatre, including the complete musical score for Alice in Wonderland, BBC's The Morning Show, and incidental music for many television dramas and theatre productions. Henry Kissing Her and his band have appeared in numerous UK shows; A Little of Who You Fancy (1996) & Pull (2006). Concert From The Eyrie was also released on CD, which was also a CD of piano music. (2001) Lumsden and fiddle virtuoso John Dipper's debut on the folk album Sunshine Takes You in 2012. Lumsden's Unhurt, his 'final' album of songs, was released in 2020.

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