Actor

Andy Moseley is a founder member of NoLogoProductions, a drama company that writes and performs new plays. Andy's first play Are You Lonesome Tonight? ("a very well written piece...dialogues filled with wit and pathos" FringeReview.com) is being performed at the 2010 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and won the Stagecoach Trophy for original work at the 2010 Elmbridge Drama Festival.

Acting credits include the first productions of Terry Pratchett's Men in Arms and Maskerade, for the Studio Theatre Club in Oxford and more recently:

• Jules in Mistaken for Strangers (NoLogoProductions, Network Theatre)
• Bertie in Passiondal (Enzyme, the CornerHouse)
• Trunk Call, Natural Selection Panel, IT Support (OneACTS, the CornerHouse)
• Assorted pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales (TACIT, Arthur Cotterill Theatre)
• Simon and Andrew in Having (Talk About Productions)

His first book 'Around the States in 90 Days' was published in 2009 by NoLogoPublications and tells the story of his attempt to see as much of America as he could in the three months he was allowed to spend there.