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Television: Lead roles in: Eastenders, Casualty, The Bill, Coronation Street, Surgical Spirit, The Grass Arena, To Turn A Blind Eye, Someone To Talk To, The Garland, Jackanory, Storytime, 1000 and 1 Nights, Brookside, Rumpole Of The Bailey, The Ramayana, Cats Eyes, The Gentle Touch and Bread Lyndam was also in Capital City, London's Burning, Kiss me Kate, and ChuckleVision! With appearances in many other programmes. Soon to be seen in Fear Stress and Anger with Peter Davison.
Theatre: Lyndam slayed The Blue Monster, directed by Nick Bather at the Arts Theatre in London, before going on to appear as Mowgli, directed by Richard Williams at the Contact Theatre Manchester. He later followed with a spellbinding performance as a tap-dancing milkman in Star Talk for Oxford Playhouse, directed by future West End producer Peter Wilson! In he critically acclaimed Octagon production of Ayckbourn's Woman In Mind, he played Andy, directed by Rob Pickavance. Shorthly before this he was in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night as Sir Andrew Aguecheek at Stratford east. Lyndam appeared in the very first childrens show, A Midsummer Nights Dream at the Open Air Theatre, Regents Park. He sang & danced in the successful Fourteen Songs Two Weddings and a Funeral for the Tamasha Company.
Radio and Audio: The BBC Radio Drama Company - RDC, had Lyndam play a wide range of parts in both drama and comedy along with readings for factual programmes. He went on to appear as Ashok in the long running series The Archers. In Tom Stoppards Indian Ink, starring Dame Peggy Ashcroft, he played Anish. And in Mutiny on the Bounty, starring Roger Daltry, Lionel Jefferies and Oliver Reed, he had to assume Lionel Jefferies voice! Narrated Rohinton Mistry's A Fine Balance for BBC Radio 4 and frequently records for the Commonwealth Broadcasting short story competition. Voice-Over artist in many commercials, along with ELT work for the Oxford University Press. He has voiced animations for Channel 4's Faith Series and educational CD-ROM's. Currently engaged on BBC JAM, a website for years 1 & 2.
Extract from his biography: ... . We were all going to have brilliant careers as Professional actors. We would taste stardom. We would become rich and famous. We were assured that our future would be good. Oh yes! There was a lot of hope and anticipation in the air that afternoon. A few minutes earlier we'd been given our Diploma's and a pep talk from the Principal ... The man at the top bristled with his customary energetic, managerial attitude but in the middle of his wry, qualified chat to us, he held up a copy Diploma and told us: 'This my friends, is worthless … and I wish each of you good luck …' A quote I could never forget, ever!
Technical work: Management Training and Communication Skills for Role Play companies. Lyndam also produces Showreels for actors. |