In January 2012 it was confirmed that David would be directing both The Big Bang East Midlands (28th June at East Midlands Conference Centre) and The Big Bang West Midlands (26th June at Thinktank, Birmingham). This added extra fair was awarded on the back of the extremely successfully East Midlands event in 2011, and David is looking forward to both days with a huge amount of enthusiasm, especially as the Stand-Up Mathematician, Dr Matt Parker will be at both!

David has been travelling across the country in his new role as a Little Birds storyteller, performing at theatres with A Bird in Your Ear and enthusing primary schools about storytelling!

This summer, David's voice can be heard on adverts for TLH Leisure Resorts, and can be seen by clicking this link.

To find out more about David's voiceover services, visit the contact pages.

Over the weekend of 10th-12th June at the Blue Orange Theatre, Birmingham's newest venue for the arts, there was an acting competition called 'Barefaced: Stripped Back Theatre'. I was part of the pair that won overall, as well as winning the final evening.

Another string being fitted to my bow is that of filmmaker for the By Design Group. So far I've completed a major project for the Nottinghamshire City and County Employment and Skills Board called STEM Skills... Uncut!, which can be viewed by clicking here, and a promotional film for the company itself, viewable by clicking here.

As of 6th December 2010, I shall be taking up employment within the By Design Group, primarily designing, developing and delivering the Nottingham Science Festival. I will still be available for voice work; please contact me for more details.

New on the Reviews page: a testimonial from Tom Masters of Enlight KS with whom I've been working for the past year. I have been narrating the Microsoft Office tutorials for various products of theirs, so head over and see what he said about me.

New maps of my travels and the science centres I have visited are up on Google Maps. Click the associated links to view them.

The Parsec Awards, the annual showcase of the best podcasting on the internet, has announced the finalists for each category. The Byron Chronicles, where I play the eponymous title role, is one of them.

On the Astrotour 2010 blog you can find reviews of the Ontario Science Centre, Woodstock Museum, Science North, Dynamic Earth, SNOLAB, Canada Museum of Science and Technology, Montreal Science Centre and will soon feature Halifax Discovery Centre, the Dalhousie Planetarium, the Bedford Institute of Oceanography and the Montreal Planetarium.

11th June is David's last day in Canada before travelling south to the USA.