Anecdotes

Burn was Radio 1Xtra's Human Beatbox Champion and performed at the 2003 International Human Beatbox Convention.

Born Hollywood, USA to British parents, but spent most of his years growing up in the UK.

The only regular member of the Torchwood team not to appear in the parent show Doctor Who.

His parents led an alternative lifestyle and from age 8 Burn was raised in a commune after they sold all their belongings and family house.

Father was a professor of linguistics at UCLA.

Burn's nickname on the Torchwood set is "Binnie". His nicknames when he was doing music were "Burn Baby Burn" and "Beatbox Burn".

For his work at Manchester's Royal Exchange Studio and Library and Contact Theatre, Burn was nominated for a Manchester Evening News Best Newcomer Award.

Playing Bill Sikes in "Oliver" in the West End for which he was nominated for a What'sOnStage award. (janvier 2009)

His theatre credits include productions such as Ladybird at the Royal Court and Gong Dogs at the Bush theatre.

Burn has collaborated on visuals, videos and voiceovers with artists such as The Streets, Decknology and Drool Skool.

Burn did a recording of the Torchwood audio novel Everybody Says Hello. (2008)

Was featured in Esquire magazine's "Hot British Actors for 2008" March issue.

Interview with Starpulse magazine, Burn admitted he was a big fan of science-fiction. (2008)

Burn recorded an audio version of the Torchwood novel Slow Decay. (2007)

Burn appeared in the play Flush at the Soho Theatre Company. (2004)

Burn did a recording for the audiobook The Debt for BMW audiobooks. (2006)

Burn appeared on the cover of Torchwood Magazine Issue 3. (2008)