Career
He trained as an actor at Arts Educational Schools, London. Glyn made his West End debut in the company of Les Misérables at the Palace Theatre in 1988. He then joined Mission Saigon, the original cast, at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 1989.
He later became Alternate Chris.
Following this he played the leading role of Joe Gillis in Sunset Boulevard at the Adelphi Theatre, which he cites as his favourite role. Glyn was well known for appearing in two West End shows at once.
He spent a year in Les Misérables playing the role of Enjolras and at the same time was performing the role of Arnaud du Thil at certain performances of Martin Guerre just down the road at the Prince Edward Theatre. Glyn became The Phantom in Phantom of the Opera in 1998 for which he received great reviews.
The production plays at Her Majesty"s Theatre.
Glyn appeared in A Sentimental Journey at Wilton"s Music Hall in 2010. In 2012 he appeared in the Menier Chocolate Factory production of Merrily We Roll Along by Stephen Sondheim which then transferred to the Harold Pinter Theatre in 2013. lieutenant was released in cinemas worldwide by Digital Theatre.
Autumn 2013 saw Glyn tour with The Three Phantoms which also featured Stephen John Davis and Matthew Camelle.
In November 2013 he began rehearsals for London Calling at Salisbury Playhouse. Previous productions at Salisbury Playhouse include Let"s Misbehave, The Game of Love and Chance and With a Song in My Heart.
In 1989 Glyn appeared in Celebrating Sondheim at the Royal Festival Hall which was released on British Broadcasting Corporation Music In 2010 he appeared at Waterloo East Theatre in concert with Annalene Beechey. He appeared in A Cavalcade of Coward at the Piccadilly Theatre and Merrily We Roll Along at the Shaftesbury Theatre.
Glyn appeared in concert with Shona Lindsay at Norden Farm, Maidenhead in October 2012 presented by James Church.
Glyn appears regularly on Friday Night is Music Night and has also featured on Radio Rhapsody on British Broadcasting Corporation Radio 3, Songs from the Shows, An Evening With Alan J Lerner for British Broadcasting Corporation Radio 2, Mike Batt’s Masterclass on Classic FM (United Kingdom) and Ned Sherrin’s Loose Ends for British Broadcasting Corporation Radio 4. Glyn has worked at Clifton College as a musical theatre coach.
