BIOGRAPHY
Mark Fox is a multifaceted British entertainer and theatre historian whose career spans over three decades. Renowned for his contributions to the UK's entertainment industry, he has made significant impacts both on stage and behind the scenes.
Theatre and Entertainment Career
Mark's journey in the performing arts began in his youth as a performer and director. For over 30 years, he has been an integral part of a prominent West End theatre company, now known as LW Theatres, owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber. His extensive experience encompasses various facets of theatre management and production.
As a theatre historian, Mark has delivered lectures on topics such as the legacy of architect Frank Matcham and the unique art form of British pantomime. He holds esteemed positions including Chairman of The Frank Matcham Society and President of PERSPECTIV, the Association of Historic Theatres in Europe. Additionally, he serves as Honorary Treasurer of the Society for Theatre Research and is a Committee Member of The Club for Acts and Actors (Concert Artistes Association). His dedication to theatre has been recognised with the Lady Ratlings' Badge of Merit and the Freedom of the City of London in 2017
Grand Order of Water Rats
A proud member of the Grand Order of Water Rats, Mark has been actively involved in this prestigious show business fraternity and charity. His contributions include organising events and tours, such as the Garrick Theatre tour, and participating in various charitable activities.
Mark Fox's enduring commitment to the arts and entertainment industry, coupled with his passion for theatre history and philanthropy, solidifies his reputation as a respected and influential figure in British show business.
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