Kevin's early years were in a town called Cumbernauld in Scotland. His family then relocated to Tillicoultry when he was 12 where he remained until leaving for drama school at the age of 16. He attended Queen Margaret University College in Edinburgh and graduated in 2003, age 20, with a degree in Acting. He immediately started working in theatre in Scotland and found work in TV and film before moving to London in late 2005. Kevin's body of screen work came later when he relocated with his wife to Sydney, Australia in 2010. Since then he has worked extensively in TV, film, commercials, and theatre in Australia and New Zealand. He is known for Showcase's multi-award winning "The Kettering Incident", shot entirely in Tasmania; and "Rednuts" which won him Best Actor at the Tropfest Film Festival. In 2017 he returned to the stage at the Sydney Opera House in Richard iii.
(June 2011) Sydney, Australia.
