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  Keith came to the acting profession later in life but has rapidly built up a portfolio of T.V, film and theatre credits. TV & Film work includes playing the role of the ill fated bus driver in Doctor Who ‘Planet of the Dead’. He played April’s father in a short film by Erica Herbert called ‘April’ and In Moon in a Boxes’ production of ‘Journey Home’, Keith had the great fortune to work with Anna Calder-Marshall and Jamie Parker. In Stranger Things, Keith plays the role of Bagman a ‘Man of the Road’. The film has attracted significant critical acclaim and industry interest winning major honours at the 2010 Woodstock Film Festival. It has now been selected for viewing at the 2011 Slamdance Festival. In ‘Talking to Jeremy’, Keith plays the role of Film Producer Jeremy Thomas a film commissioned by The Media Lunch Club. More recently, Keith played the role of Uncle Rufus in ‘The Drummond Will’ which had it's first UK showing at The Prince of Wales Cinema Leicester Square. The film has won many festival awards and is now scheduled to appear at the Denver Film Festival. Keith's most recent contribution to film was that of playing the role of Mr Montgomery in Waiting for a Stranger. The film is now in post-production and is scheduled for it's first preview during May 2011. Theatre credits include; Arthur Birling (An Inspector Calls) and Davies (The Caretaker) for the Horseshoe Theatre Co in Cambridge. In The Broadway Theatre Catford's production of 'The Elephant Man' Keith played the roles of three extremely diverse characters; Ross, Bishop How and Snork. In the Pleasance Theatre Islington's production of ‘The Brothers Lionheart’ he played the role of Mathias, a role which enabled him to exercise very creditable, baritone, singing qualities. In his most recent theatre engagement, Keith return to his Classical roots playing the role of Shylock in 'Word to the Action's' production of The Merchant of Venice at the Camden People's Theatre for which he received considerable industry praise.