The new rising star of Gibraltar

Again I did let some time pass before updating about some real life topics but in this post I am going to bring you up-to-date about my new old hobby. Back in the days when I lived in Germany I used to be part in a drama group since I was 13 years old. In my last school year it was my big aim to become a professional actor and I wanted to study performing arts in Germany.

But then I wet my pants because being an ugly actor is kinda tough business today. You can be pretty and be a bad actor and have a chance, but it is getting considerably more difficult if you are ugly and just an average actor. Up to this point I was not even sure if I actually may be ugly and bad.

Today I know I would have been a made man as I turned out to be good looking (incredible Keanu Reaves look-alike) and an awesome actor too. Probably as talented as Tom Hanks + Meryl Streep together.

Anyway, I decided against my glorious career and became fond of business management theories in my studies which now earned me a job behind a laptop for 98.8% of my working time. While studying I became a metalcore shouter and poker player.

Now my long-haired metalcore times are over and I had to find a new hobby for myself. Suddenly Gibraltar Radio was announcing rehearsals in the radio for a comedy play that was going to be put on stage. I took the chance and secured a big role in a play called "Holiday Snap" by Micheal Pertwee.

It is a light-hearted comedy that includes some affairs, naughtiness, alcohol and slapstick. We are rehearsing for quite a few weeks now and are making good progress. The play will be on stage at the end of May for three nights.

Acting is a lot of fun and I enjoy it but I don't regret having gone down the business way because otherwise I would not have met my soon-to-be wife.

If you want to come down and see this great piece of literature put on stage then you just need to get in touch with one of the big travel agencies that sell event packages for this. Something like two nights Hotel, VIP seats at the debut show, back stage passes and some one on one time with one of the main actors.

Should be visible just below some other irrelevant Broadway theatre packages on all known websites.

In all seriousness: If you want to come down and see it I can probably sort you out with a good deal for your overnight stay. ;-)





Even my name is spelled completely wrong. Just as it happened with every great star on the rise.