no, I gave up years ago, apart from factual TV interviews on local affairs, history - and bees of course.
I suppose I had a kind of 'road to Damascus' moment years ago when Michael Croft offered me the part of 'Owain Glendower' in a NYT production of Henry IV in London way back when and I decided to take another path.
After the film, there was still a chance (although because of the film I missed my chance of competing against Bryn Terfel for the stage in the National Eisteddfod) but even with the backing of Hywel Bennet and His brother Alun Lewis, in those days the dreaded equity card closed shop system ruled and I decided I didn't want to have to fight for a living, I did a few things locally and competed in a few things but the job offer in Customs came along and the move to Bristol prompted me to give it all in.
Although a few years ago our training branch roped me in as a role player to put our new recruits through their paces! Like a remake of the pirates of Penzance then :]