Nicolas Mathieu Lamy is a theatre maker currently training at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. He previously studied as an actor at Arts University Bournemouth, and has gone on to work across a variety of art forms (including music, poetry & writing, film and theatre). He seeks to create work that not only inspires change, but also encourages the individual to become the primary catalyst of this change (whether it be social, political, personal, emotional, etc). Most recently, he co-wrote and co-starred in Bordering Fiction — his first professional production in London — which had a six show run at Riverside Studios; and he devised and performed in GRID: a piece that had a show at the Bridewell Theatre (as part of Camden Fringe). He is honored to be a part of Diagnostic Trouble Code, and he hopes that The Terribly Credible Definitely Edible Tale of the Town of Cropshire inspires you to change!