The Three Musketeers ↗for Audible
Voice cast in the immersive adaptation starring Christopher Eccleston and Lenny Henry.
Tom Bass is an actor and theatre maker exploring what makes us human through clown, connection and play.
Voice cast in the immersive adaptation starring Christopher Eccleston and Lenny Henry.
‘a tender meditation on intergenerational tensions’ — The Scotsman
100 shows. 16,000 people. Technical work for Grayson Perry and Merlin Sheldrake.
Training École Philippe Gaulier · First Class Drama BA, University of Manchester · National Youth Theatre

Through acting and clown, Tom brings stories to life with humour, vulnerability and surprise.
‘Tom is a mesmerising physical performer’
The Wee Review (2025)
Photography by Zoe Birkbeck · Select a photo to view full size
Dive into a portal with Tom as he uncovers surreal and sentimental memories of his father, in a playful journey through physical comedy and self-reflection... Blip is performed by Tom Bass and directed by Ren Roberts. Click for Blip Press Pack.



Photography by Immo Cowan
‘not only incredibly engaging and comical but also deeply emotional and sincere’
JADAR — five-star reviewContact Theatre, Manchester · 27 February 2025
‘an imaginative, poignant tale told with heart and humour’
Broadway Baby — Lois ZoppiBrighton Fringe · 29 May 2025
‘Sweet but devastating reflection on a connection forever missed’
The Wee Review — Richard StampEdinburgh Fringe · 4 August 2025
Tom makes theatre through collaboration and play, creating space for different voices and stories.






Through production, lighting and sound, Tom brings people together at theatre shows and club nights, creating space for expression and shared experiences.

Founded by Tom Bass and Dom Thompson in 2020, Selectors Support brings people together through charity club nights. Across 10+ parties, it has welcomed over 1,000 people and raised more than £10,000 for local and international charities.
Featured artists include Haseeb Iqbal, Donna Leake, Kate Ireland, Chunky and Charlie Bones.


