A long-haired man looking out of the window on a train

Joseph Rutland

 

Joseph has been in love with acting since he was a child, and has acted in stage productions of The Venetian Twins; Swing In The Willows; The Radicalisation Of Bradley Manning; Scorch; and numerous other plays. He has also written, acted in, and directed, his own web series.

Joseph is currently in his second year of study at Liverpool John Moores University. 

Table Talk (2026)

Table Talk has come and gone and it was a damn good show. It was an amazing experience for myself and my actors (so I'm told). However, I'm most proud of my freind Zeynep who wrote the damn thing in here 2nd(second) language! The audience…

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Joseph with a Dalek

BBC Radio Joseph-side

I went on BBC Radio Merseyside! Yay! I was joined by Gabby who's playing 'The Daughter' in my play Table Talk to promote...well....Table Talk duh. The host was lovely and naturally I had to get a photograph with the cool ass Dalek they had in…

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The Cult of Frank!

I've had the pleasure of directing and acting in my new film 'The Cult of Frank'! It took bloody ages to edit because I wasn't 100% sure about some shots but I'm very happy with how it all turned out. It was absolutely sweltering in…

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Blackadder III

Back on stage after nearly 5 years! Feels great to tread the boards again! This time I was playing The Scarlet Pimpernel/Topper/Frau Frau, the same person in various disguises. Armed with my trusty JD Justice, I had a jolly good time and met a load…

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Greenteeth

I've had the absolute pleasure of being killed off in the new film by the esteemed Will Fennah 'Greenteeth'. I find it absolutely wild that something I was in was shown at our local cinema. I absolutely cannot wait to work with Will again, he…

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Passive

I recently rode a bicycle for fellow filmmaker Nathan Smith in his short film "Passive" (you can see me in the picture in the red leather jacket). The film won a contest at FACT Liverpool where the camera wasn't allowed to move. Truth be told,…

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The Toothbrush Man

This was my latest 48 hour film challange contribution! I had the pleasure of reuniting with Sam Bolton who I worked on The Ketamine film with. It started with us getting toothbrush a prop we had use and 'I can't hear you!' as the line…

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