Later that year he was cast as Moby in Craig Higginson’s Little Foot, which toured to the Grahamstown Main Festival. As a professional actor he has played on international stages in Boston (USA), Perth (AUS) and Brighton (UK) the Market Theatre Main stage twice, as well as The Baxter Theatre and National Arts Festival Main stage. He has performed stand-up comedy at the top venues in Cape Town (Jou Ma se Comedy Club and Armchair Sundays) as well as Johannesburg (Parkers, Montecasino and The Box Comedy presented by GOLIATH&GOLIATH). After only 10 months of comedy he won the Comedy Central Open Mic competition and a spot in the Best of the Best Parkers Presents… alongside Barry Hilton, Stuart Taylor, Conrad Koch and Joe Parker. Glen recently opened for Oliver Booth’s one man show in Grahamstown which got great responses. Here he played David Levitt in Anthony Akerman’s Somewhere on the Border which went on to run at the Market Theatre in Johannseburg and toured to the Baxter Theatre in Cape Town early 2012. So after working the Geriatric Circuit for a couple of summers his destiny was settled. Since then, that little funny boy with the faith of a PLANET has made a name for himself as one of the leading comedians and On-Air Personalities in the Country by headlining across North America (including Canada), New Zealand, The U.K. and Africa. In 1999 he received Georgia’s Sportcaster of the Year Award and in 2004 “Street Skillz”, a program he provided the color commentary for was nominated for an EMMY.