as an actor. In addition, he plays the piano. In 2010 he formed a band, Bruno Langley and the Wonderland Band. In a 2011 interview with Dianne Bourne of the Manchester Evening News, he stated, "I’ve been acting on and off ever since the age of 17, but always in between jobs I’d sit at the piano and write songs, and sing different songs. A year and a half ago I got a band together, we had a few rehearsals, I had fun doing it and it's gone from there really." The band performs songs from the 1950s as well as taking modern tracks and arranging them into jazz, blues and swing styles. Langley has stated he does the arrangements himself. As a musician, Langley performed at Manchester Pride in 2011. He released an EP called "Jump" in July 2016. Langley re launched his music career in October 2020 when he released a single called "Collide". He released another single in July 2021 called "Downpour". EPs Singles Audio Dramas Following his role as Adam Mitchell in the 2005 season of BBC's Doctor Who, Langley reprised his role for a single audio drama developed by Big Finish Productions in 2017. Following his sexual assault allegations he was not invited to return for later stories. Photography Langley responded to tabloid reports in August 2019 by confirming on Twitter that he had been working as a portrait photographer. Personal life Langley was in a relationship with Victoria Roscoe, a beautician, from 2004 until 2012. Roscoe gave birth to their son, Freddie, in May 2007. In November 2013, Langley revealed he and Roscoe had ended their relationship but were sharing the upbringing of their son. Sexual assault conviction In October 2017, a woman complained to ITV that Langley had harassed and sexually assaulted her at Band on the Wall, a Manchester music venue. After an internal investigation into the woman's allegations, Langley's contract with Coronation Street was terminated with immediate effect. His character continued to appear on screen until December 2017. On 30 October 2017, police confirmed that Langley had been charged with two counts of sexual assault. Langley appeared in court on 28 November 2017 and pleaded guilty to the charges. His drunkenness on the night was considered as an aggravating factor by District Judge Mark Hadfield, who sentenced Langley to a twelve-month community order and 40 days of rehabilitation activity. Langley was