Other works

Played Dominic in "The Last Girl", a new play by David Bridel - Riverside Studios, London (1998).

Played Anders in "Playing with Wife" by Ronald Hayman - Chichester Festival Theatre (1995).

Played Tom in "The Glass Menegerie" by Tennessee Williams - Derby Playhouse (1998).

(2001) His credits at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre include: "The Man Who Had All the Luck", by Arthur Miller, and "Charles" in "The Shawl", by David Mamet (both 2001).

(2007) Played "Orsino" in William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" - Houghton Hall, Norfolk (2007).

(2005) Played "Alan" in "Come Blow Your Horn", by Neil Simon - Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester (2005).

Played Jackson in "The Invention of Love" by Tom Stoppard - Theatre Royal Haymarket, London (1998).

(1997) Played the title role in William Shakespeare's "Henry V" - Watermill Theatre, Newbury (1997).

(1994) Played "Trofimov" in Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard" - UK tour (1994).

(1991) His credits for the Peter Hall company include: "Jack" in "The Rose Tattoo", by Tennessee Williams, and "Valere" in Molière's "Tartuffe" (both 1991).

His Royal Shakespeare Company credits include: Armusia in Fletcher's "The Island Princess", the Prince of Wales in "Edward III", "All's Well That Ends Well" and "The Roman Actor" (2003).

Played Hugo in "The Novice" by Jean-Paul Sartre - Almeida Theatre, London (2000).

Played Adam in "The Glittering Prizes" based on The Glittering Prizes (1976) - BBC Radio 4 (2005).

Played the title role in Shakespeare's "Hamlet", directed by his father - Norwich Playhouse.

Plaed Maitland in "The Chalk Garden" by Enid Bagnold - Donmar Warehouse, London (2008).

Spoken Word Recording: Journey to the Centre of the Earth/Penguin Audiobooks; ISBN 0-14-086240-4; 3 hours, c. 1996.

(1996) He played the title role in William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" at the Norwich Playhouse in Norwich, Norfolk, England with Julian Glover, Michael Gardiner, Isla Blair, Geoffrey Whitehead, Stephen Mangan, Flora Montgomery and Christopher Simon in the cast. Julian Glover was also the director.

(1997) He played Laertes in a Naxos Audiobooks presentation of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet".