Tim Driesen

Tim Driesen is a Belgian actor and composer born in 1978. He rose to prominence playing Adrian Banks in the Take That musical Never Forget in 2007, a character based on pop-star Mark Owen. Gary Barlow, who wrote the majority of the production's musical numbers, praised the cast's talent. The ensemble, including Driesen, Dean Chisnall, Craig Els, Stephane Anelli, Eaton James, and Nancy Sullivan, performed on ITV's GMTV during the show's opening.

Driesen's stage work spans multiple continents and genres. He appeared in the UK tour of Starlight Express and performed as Phoebus in Notre Dame de Paris across Belgian cities Antwerp and Ghent, winning Best Supporting Actor in a Musical at the VMPs (Flemish Musical Awards). In London's West End, he played Joey Primo in Rock of Ages, doubling as alternate for lead character Drew and regularly performing as Stacee Jaxx. He headlined as Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys across the Netherlands, with the cast performing on Dutch TV in September 2013. Most recently, he toured with Disney's The Lion King in both the Netherlands and the UK.

Beyond performance, Driesen composes: his musical My Super Girlfriend was workshopped and showcased with Perfect Pitch at Trafalgar Studios in London. He also provides voice-over work for televised commercials. As an actor, he balances dramatic depth with vocal range across stage, screen, and audio formats. Born under Cancer, his life-path number 8 reflects his sustained drive across creative enterprise.