Tatum Swithenbank (they/them) is a queer working-class model, actor-
performer, presenter, and speaker. They’re an ambulatory wheelchair user
living with Muscular Dystrophy, and use a variety of mobility aids, including
canes and splints. Tatum is non-binary and enjoys portraying any gender
expressions in their work.
Tatum has performed in theatre shows with CRIPtic Arts, Camden People’s
Theatre, and the Roundhouse and has featured as talent in a wide range of
campaigns, including Lucy and Yak, Durex, Culture Trip, and Freeda. Tatum’s
DEI work spans across corporate, creative, and non-profit sectors. Some of
these clients include Kew Gardens, Doc Martens, and Guardian Fashion.
Tatum has produced engaging narratives for BBC Radio 4, Audible, and BBC
Sounds, including the award-winning series WITCH. Tatum’s ongoing project,
Honey and the Hex, explores the origins, traditions, and intersections of
folklore and where they lie today. They are passionate about community,
culture, and accessibility.
Tatum S
- HEIGHT: 170 cm/5' 7''
- SHOE SIZE: 38EU/7US/5UK
- DIS/DIFF: Nonbinary, Neurdivergent & Wheelchair user
- HEIGHT: 170 cm/5' 7''
- SHOE SIZE: 38EU/7US/5UK
- DIS/DIFF: Nonbinary, Neurdivergent & Wheelchair user
Tatum Swithenbank (they/them) is a queer working-class model, actor-
performer, presenter, and speaker. They’re an ambulatory wheelchair user
living with Muscular Dystrophy, and use a variety of mobility aids, including
canes and splints. Tatum is non-binary and enjoys portraying any gender
expressions in their work.
Tatum has performed in theatre shows with CRIPtic Arts, Camden People’s
Theatre, and the Roundhouse and has featured as talent in a wide range of
campaigns, including Lucy and Yak, Durex, Culture Trip, and Freeda. Tatum’s
DEI work spans across corporate, creative, and non-profit sectors. Some of
these clients include Kew Gardens, Doc Martens, and Guardian Fashion.
Tatum has produced engaging narratives for BBC Radio 4, Audible, and BBC
Sounds, including the award-winning series WITCH. Tatum’s ongoing project,
Honey and the Hex, explores the origins, traditions, and intersections of
folklore and where they lie today. They are passionate about community,
culture, and accessibility.