ECP - Trevor Furlong

Trevor Furlong (Actor) was born and bought up just outside London, England and moved to Belton in March 2008.

He has been acting for more years than he cares to admit (more than 30 anyway) and has spent a lot of that time in and around the theatres of the West End of London. He has played everything from Fagin (Oliver), The Cowardly Lion (Wizard of Oz), all the way to Jack the Ripper. Has appeared in such diverse productions as Noises Off, Lend me a Tenor, Out of Focus, Absent Friends and starred in Billy Liar. He was a founding member of the Monck Street Theatre in Central London, where he specialized in Comedy & Farce. His first love is Pantomime, that very British of institutions, so beloved by children of all ages, wherein the audience gets to be just as much a part of the performance as the onstage cast do. His Panto roles have included Ugly Sister (Cinderella) to Widow Twanky (Aladdin).

He is the owner of The Victoria Tea Room in Downtown Anderson, which he runs with his wife Tracy (our Stage Manager). Also he is a Bass Player, recently appearing in the house band for “Mo Blues” at ECP in August.

Trev would like to thank the brilliant Jimmy Burdette for this chance to appear in his very first ECP production, Jay and Ann Wright for a friendship that is beyond measure, Paul Hyde for making his first production a breeze and finally his wife Tracy for her unceasing support in everything. Mention must also go to his cats Bosco & Mouse, who firmly believe that by sitting and staring at him, they have helped him learn his lines.