Martin Ball

Martin Ball plays Doctor Dillamond, a Shiz University Teacher.

Martin Ball most recently starred as 'Harry Bright' in Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus' musical Mamma Mia! at the Prince of Wales Theatre. Other recent theatre work includes 'Richard' in Terry Johnson's Dead Funny at the Nottingham Playhouse; 'Fancourt Babberley' in Charley's Aunt at the Sheffield Crucible Theatre and 'Colin' in Absent Friends at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, directed by Alan Ayckbourn. Martin's television appearances include ‘Mr Steel’ in Bernard’s Watch (2 series) ‘Dad’ in Home Farm Twins (2 series), ‘Andrew’ in Keeping Mum (2 series), ‘Dan McGill’ in Chalk (2 series), ‘Ron Smedley’ in The Thick Of It, ‘Jonathan Powell’ in Pinochet In Suburbia, ‘Mr O’Neill’ in Hotel Babylon, ‘Graham’ in The Only Boy For Me, ‘Wyatt’ in Flood, ‘Alistair’ in Animals, ‘Rev. Mordant’ in Little Lord Fauntleroy, ‘Dr Dave Masters’ in Casualty, ‘Vicar Tim Fothergill’ in Down To Earth, ‘Prosecuting Counsel Tim Frazier’ in Family Affairs, ‘Dr Chris Harry’ in Strange, ‘Clive’ in According To Bex, ‘Tim’ in Wild West, various sketches in French and Saunders and The Armando Iannucci Show, ‘Paul’, the Games Master, in My Dad’s The Prime Minister, ‘Brian Dixon’ in Clare In The Community, ‘Frank’ in Back Home (2 hour feature), ‘Robert’ in Preserves (“Table Twelve” series), ‘Henry’ in Human Remains, ‘Simon Maugham’ in The Missing Postman (BBC Screen One), ‘Herr Koch’ in Genghis Cohen (BBC Screen One), ‘Dennis Cooke’ in Badger, ‘Jeff Hawkes’ and ‘Rt. Hon Stephen Millar’ in The Bill, ‘Harper’ in Wycliffe and ‘Simon Lester’ in Anna Lee. He also appeared in the film Ali-G In Da House. Martin trained at Webber Douglas, graduating in 1992.