Later he worked and performed with the Malachites, including performing as Lear at the site of The Rose theatre in 2015, helping preserve the many ties between Shakespeare and Shoreditch, and 'the Actors’ Church' St Leonard's, at which his play 'Raising Burbage' was performed, and where his ashes are scattered.
He collaborated with the Malachites, including performing as Lear at The Rose theatre in 2015, contributing to preserving the connections between Shakespeare and Shoreditch, and St Leonard's, the Actors’ Church, where his play 'Raising Burbage' was performed, and where his ashes are scattered.