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All Productions by Title
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ACTING CHAT SHOW
| 1979 Arts Theatre Belfast |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1977 St. Cecilia's Hall Edinburgh |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Belfast)
| 1977 Arts Theatre Belfast |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Ipswich)
| 1978 Wolsey Theatre Ipswich |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (British Council Scandinavian Tour)
| 1980 Scandinavia Copenhagen, Oslo, Bergen, Karlstad, Gothenburg, Stockholm |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Globe Benefit)
| 1981 Broadhurst Theatre New York City |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Second Stage Benefit)
| 1981 Broadhurst Theatre New York City |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (1982 tour)
| 1982 Tour Spain, France, Cyprus, Israel, Poland, Romania: Amherst College, USA. |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Washington DC)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1982 Folger Theatre Washington, DC |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (PBS)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1982 |
Producer: Andrew Susskind |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (British Council 1983 Tour)
| 1983 Europe and Israel Lisbon, Madrid, Nicosia, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Rehovot, Jerusalem |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Warsaw)
| 1983 Ateneum Theatre Warsaw |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Paris)
| 1983 Petit Odeon / Odeon Theatre Paris |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (US 1983)
| 1983 Westwood Playhouse (LA); Ritz (NYC) Los Angeles; New York |
Producer: Arthur Cantor (Broadway) |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Oxford)
| 1984 Oxford Playhouse Oxford |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Canada)
| 1984 Canada Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1986)
| 1986 Olivier Theatre London |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (US 1987)
| 1987 USA Tour San Francisco, Washington DC, Princeton, LA, Baltimore, Cleveland, San Diego, Boston |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1987)
| 1987 Playhouse Theatre London |
Producer: Show People Ltd |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (UK 1988)
| 1988 UK Bristol, Nottingham, Birmingham, Dublin, Belfast, Leicester, Wakefield, Edinburgh, Manchester, Sussex, Cardiff, London |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Wilmington)
| 1988 Delaware Theatre Wilmington, Delaware |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (London 1988)
From Shakespeare with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1988 Playhouse Theatre London |
Producer: Show People Ltd |
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ACTING SHAKESPEARE (Jersey)
| 1990 Opera House Jersey, Channel Islands |
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ALADDIN & HIS WONDERFUL LAMP
Henry Marshall | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn and Donald Mackechnie Role: Tee Vee |
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THE ALCHEMIST
Ben Jonson (adapted by Peter Barnes) | 1977 Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon; Aldwych Theatre, London Stratford-upon-Avon; London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Face |
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ALFRED THE GREAT
| 1969 |
Producer: MGM Director: Clive Donner Role: Roger the Bandit |
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ALL IN GOOD TIME
Bill Naughton | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Arthur Fitton |
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AMADEUS
Peter Shaffer | 1980 Broadhurst New York |
Producer: Shubert Organisation; Elizabeth I McCann and Nelle Nugent, Roger S Berlind Director: Peter Hall Role: Antonio Salieri Drama Desk NY Drama League Outer Critics' Circle Award for Best Actor New York Drama League Delia Austrian Medal for Best Actor |
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THE AMOROUS PRAWN
Anthony Kimmins | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Larry Hoffman |
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AND THE BAND PLAYED ON
Screenplay by Arnold Schulman from Randy Shilts' book | 1993 |
Producer: HBO USA Director: Roger Spottiswoode Role: Bill Kraus Emmy Nomination - Best Supporting Actor |
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ANTONY & CLEOPATRA
William Shakespeare | 1958 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records Director: George Rylands Role: Mardin |
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APT PUPIL
Brandon Boyce from Stephen King's novella. | 1998 |
Producer: Phoenix Director: Bryan Singer Role: Arthur Denker, aka Kurt Dussander |
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ARMSTRONG'S LAST GOODNIGHT
| 1965 Chichester Festival Bristol; Nottingham; Chichester |
Role: Protestant Evangelist |
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ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
Joseph Kesselring | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Alan Gray Role: Mortimer Brewster |
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ART REFLECTED
mainly English poets and writers of prose | 1968 Purcell Room, South Bank London |
Producer: The Apollo Society, Artistic Adviser George Rylands Director: Richard Marquand Role: Reader |
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ASHES
David Rudkin | 1975 Young Vic London |
Producer: Michael Codron Ltd Director: Ron Daniels Role: Colin |
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ASYLUM
Based on the novel by Patrick McGrath |
2004 |
Director: David Mackenzie Role: Dr Peter Cleave |
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THE BACCHAE
| 1969 Liverpool Playhouse Liverpool |
Director: Antony Tuckey Role: Pentheus |
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THE BALLAD OF LITTLE JO
Maggie Greenwald | 1992 |
Producer: Fineline Director: Maggie Greenwald Role: Percy |
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THE BASHFUL GENIUS
Harold Callen | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Frank Dunlop assisted by Richard Digby Day Role: Winifred Hutchins |
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BECKET
Jean Anouilh, translated by Lucienne Hill | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Gilbert Folliot, Bishop of London / First Baron |
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THE BELLS OF HELL GO TING-A-LING-A-LING
| 1966 |
Producer: Mirisch Director: David Miller Role: Soldier |
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BENT (1979)
Martin Sherman | 1979 Royal Court and Criterion London |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Max |
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BENT (1989)
| 1989 Adelphi Theatre London |
Role: Max |
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BENT (1990)
| 1990 Lyttelton and Garrick London |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Max |
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BENT (1997)
Martin Sherman from his own play. | 1997 |
Producer: Film on Four/MGM Director: Sean Mathias Role: Uncle Freddie |
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THE BIG CONTRACT
Barry England | 1963 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Robin Green |
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THE BIG KILLING
Philip Mackie | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Donald MacKechnie Role: Gavin Cole |
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BILLY'S LAST STAND
Barry Hines | 1970 Theatre Upstairs: Royal Court London |
Director: Michael Wearing Role: Darkly |
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BLACK COFFEE
Agatha Christie | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Tredwell (the butler) |
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THE BRIDE COMES BACK
Ronald Millar | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: Joe Tilney |
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CASTE
T W Robertson | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Sam Gerridge |
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CELEBRATION
Keith Waterhouse & Willis Hall | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Stan Dyson |
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Celebrity Gala Recital
| 1976 Aldwych Theatre London |
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD
Anton Chekhov, translation by Mike Alfreds with Lilia Sokolov | 1985 Cottesloe London |
Director: Mike Alfreds Role: Lopakhin |
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THE CHERRY ORCHARD (Chicago)
| 1986 International Theatre Festival Chicago |
Director: Mike Alfreds Role: Lopakhin |
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CHIP IN THE SUGAR
Alan Bennett from "Talking Heads" | 1990 Haymarket Theatre London |
Director: Sean Mathias |
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CHIPS WITH EVERYTHING
Arnold Wesker | 1970 Arts Cambridge |
Director: Richard Cottrell Role: Corporal Hill |
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THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE
George Colman & David Garrick | 1975 Savoy London |
Producer: H.M.Tennent Productions Director: Ian McKellen |
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COLD COMFORT FARM
From the novel by Stella Gibbons | 1994 |
Producer: BBC Flms/Thames Film Director: John Schlesinger Role: Amos Starkadder |
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CORIOLANUS (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Tyrone Guthrie Role: Tullus Aufidius |
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CORIOLANUS (1984)
| 1984 Olivier London |
Director: Peter Hall Role: Coriolanus |
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THE CORN IS GREEN
Emlyn Williams | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Morgan Evans |
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COUNTDOWN TO WAR
| 1989 |
Producer: Granada Director: Patrick Lau Role: Adolf Hitler |
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COWARDICE
Sean Mathias | 1983 Ambassadors' Richmond, Bath, Brighton, London |
Producer: Duncan Weldon Ltd Director: Anthony Page Role: Boy |
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CRAVEN ARMS (COUNTRY MATTERS)
From A E Coppard's short story | 1973 |
Producer: Granada TV Director: David Giles |
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CREATIONS
Corigliano | 1996 |
Producer: Telarc Records Role: Narrator |
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THE CRITIC
Richard Brinsley Sheridan | 1985 Olivier, Odeon, Blackstone London, Paris, Chicago |
Director: Sheila Hancock Role: Mr. Puff |
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DANCE OF DEATH
August Strindberg, new version by Richard Greenberg | 2001 Broadhurst Theatre New York |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Edgar |
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DANCE OF DEATH (2003)
Strindberg | 2003 Lyric Shaftesbury Ave London |
Director: Sean Mathias Role: Edgar |
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THE DANCING BEAR
Michael Morpurgo | 1994 |
Producer: Harper Collins Audio Role: narrator |
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DAVID COPPERFIELD (1962)
Joan MacAlpine (from Charles Dickens novel) | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Producer: Robert Chetwyn Role: David |
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DAVID COPPERFIELD (1966)
Adaptation by Vincent Tilsley from Dickens' novel | 1966 |
Producer: BBC Director: Joan Craft Role: the grown-up David Copperfield (episodes 5-13) |
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DAVID COPPERFIELD (1999)
Charles Dickens, Screenplay by Adrian Hodges | 1999 |
Producer: Kate Harwood Director: Simon Curtis Role: Mr Creakle |
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THE DAYS OF THE COMMUNE
Bertolt Brecht, Translation by Clive Barker | 1977 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: Howard Davies Role: Langevin |
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DEAR AND HONOURED LADY
| 1985 |
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THE DIARY OF A NOBODY WRITER
George & Weedon Grossmith | 1982 |
Role: Butcher |
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DR FAUSTUS
Christopher Marlowe adapted by John Barton with the cast | 1974 Edinburgh Festival and Aldwych Theatre Edinburgh, London |
Director: John Barton Role: Dr Faustus |
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THE DUCHESS OF MALFI
John Webster | 1985 Lyttelton, Blackstone London, Chicago |
Director: Philip Prowse Role: Bosola |
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DYING DAY
John Bowen | 1980 |
Producer: ITV UK / Masterpiece Theatre / PBS USA Director: Robert Tronson |
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EAGLE IN NEW MEXICO
D.H. Lawrence | 1980 Paolo Soleri Theatre Santa Fe, New Mexico USA |
Director: Patrick Garland |
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EDWARD II
Christopher Marlowe | 1969 Edinburgh Festival, UK and European tours, Mermaid Theatre and Piccadilly Theatre. |
Director: Toby Robertson Role: Edward II |
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EDWARD II (1966)
Christopher Marlowe | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Role: Gaveston |
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EDWARD II (1969)
Christopher Marlowe | 1969 |
Role: King Edward |
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EDWARD II (1970)
Christopher Marlowe | 1970 |
Producer: BBC / Classic Theater PBS USA Director: Richard Marquand & Toby Robertson Role: King Edward |
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ELECTRA
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Orestes |
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EMILE
Carl Bessai | 2003 |
Producer: Jaquelyn Renner Director: Carl Bessai Role: Emile |
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END OF CONFLICT
Barry England | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Simon Mason |
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AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE (London)
Henrik Ibsen, version by Christopher Hampton | 1997 Olivier Theatre London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Dr. Tomas Stockmann |
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AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE (Los Angeles)
| 1998 Ahmanson Theater The Music Centre Los Angeles |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Dr. Tomas Stockmann |
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Episode of KIPLING
| 1964 |
Producer: BBC Director: Herbert Wise |
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ERPINGHAM CAMP
Joe Orton | 1972 Watford London |
Director: Ian McKellen |
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AN EVENING OF FREE GREEK MUSIC & DRAMA
Devised by Minos Volonakis | 1970 Royal Albert Hall London |
Director: Minos Volonakis |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR
Tom Stoppard with music by Andr‚ Previn | 1977 Barbican Concert Hall London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Alexander |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR
| 1978 |
Producer: BBC Play of the Week Director: Trevor Nunn & Roger Bamford |
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EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FAVOUR (1982)
Tom Stoppard with music by Andre Previn | 1982 |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Alexander |
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FAME IS THE SPUR
Howard Spring |
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THE FIRST ST. JOAN
G. Bernard Shaw | 1967 Dauphin |
Role: Dauphin |
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THE GAZEBO
Alec Coppell | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Elliot Nash |
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GODS AND MONSTERS
Bill Condon from Christopher Bram's novel "The Father of Frankenstein" | 1998 |
Producer: Lions Gate Films Director: Bill Condon Role: James Whale |
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GRACELESS GO I
Screenplay by Anthony Storey | 1973 |
Director: Patrick Dromgoole |
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GRAN GALA PER L'EUROPA
| 1979 Teatro Lirico Milan |
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HAMLET (1971 tour)
William Shakespeare | 1971 UK/European Tour |
Producer: Knightsbridge Productions Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Prince Hamlet |
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HAMLET (1971)
| 1971 Cambridge Theatre London |
Producer: Knightsbridge Productions Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Prince Hamlet |
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HAMLET (1972 TV)
William Shakespeare | 1972 BBC2 |
Producer: Knightsbridge Theatrical Productions UK/CBS Cable Director: David Giles Role: Prince Hamlet |
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HAPPY RETURNS
| 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Role: various (singing & dancing) |
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HEDDA GABLER
| 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Tesman |
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HEDDA GABLER
Henrik Ibsen | 1974 |
Producer: BBC Masterpiece Theatre Play of the Month/Classic Theatre PBS USA 1975 Director: Waris Hussein Role: George Tesman |
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HENCEFORWARD
Alan Ayckbourn | 1988 Vaudeville Theatre London |
Producer: Michael Codron Ltd. Role: Jerome |
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HENRY IV PART 2
William Shakespeare | 1960 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records Director: George Rylands Role: Davy |
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HENRY V (1963)
William Shakespeare | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: King Henry |
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HENRY V (1966)
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: Caedmon Director: Howard Sackler Role: Dauphin |
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HENRY VI
William Shakespeare | 1971 |
Producer: BBC Radio Role: Dukes of York & Gloucester |
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Henry VI (Parts 1, 2, and 3)
William Shakespeare | 1974 |
Director: Raymond Raikes Role: Duke of York/Duke of Gloucester |
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HENRY VIII
William Shakespeare | 1966 |
Producer: BBC Radio Director: John Tydeman Role: Surrey |
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HOW DARE WE!
| 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Role: various (singing, dancing, clowning) |
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I, JOHN BROWN
John Hall | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Andrew Acre |
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IAN MCKELLEN'S DIARY OF A YEAR
| 1985 |
Producer: PBS South Bank Show UK / Bravo USA |
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IAN MCKELLEN ACTING SHAKESPEARE
| 1985 |
Producer: PBS USA Special / David Suskind Director: Kirk Browning/Sean Mathias |
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IF
Rudyard Kipling | 1995 |
Role: Reader |
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I'LL DO ANYTHING
James L. Brooks | 1992 |
Producer: Columbia Director: James L Brooks Role: Australian Action Movie Director |
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THE IRREGULAR VERB TO LOVE
Hugh & Margaret Williams | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Geoffrey Edwards Role: Andrew Rankin |
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IS THERE HONEY STILL FOR TEA?
Roger Rees (Anthology compiler) | 1978 Small Scale tour of UK UK |
Role: Producer / Actor |
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JACK AND SARAH
Tim Sullivan | 1994 |
Producer: Granada Films Director: Tim Sullivan (Director/Writer) Role: William |
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THE JOURNALISTS (rehearsed reading)
Arnold Wesker | 1975 Jackson's Lane Community Centre |
Director: Arnold Wesker Role: The Editor |
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KEATS
| 1970 |
Producer: BBC TV Director: Joan Craft Role: John Keats |
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THE KEEP (1962)
Gwyn Thomas | 1962 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn |
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THE KEEP (1983)
Michael Mann | 1983 |
Producer: Paramount Director: Michael Mann Role: Dr. Cuza |
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KING JOHN
John Barton, adapted & re-worked from the play of Shakespeare and other sources | 1975 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: John Barton Role: Philip The Bastard |
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KING LEAR (BAM)
William Shakespeare | 1974 Brooklyn Academy of Music New York |
Director: David William Role: Edgar |
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KING LEAR (UK Tour)
William Shakespeare | 1974 |
Director: David William Role: Edgar |
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KING LEAR
William Shakespeare | 1990 Lyttleton London |
Director: Deborah Warner Role: Kent |
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KING'S PARADE
| 1996 Theatre Royal Haymarket London |
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A KNIGHT OUT AT THE LYCEUM
Anthology with commentary by Ian McKellen | 1994 Lyceum Theatre New York |
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A KNIGHT OUT AT THE MARKET THEATRE
| 1994 Market Theatre Johannesburg |
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A KNIGHT OUT (1994)
| 1994 Theatre Royal; Rep; Lyceum Brighton, Burmingham, Edinburgh |
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A KNIGHT OUT (1995)
| 1995 Civic Theatre; Theatre on the Bay; Citizen's Theatre Johannesburg; Durban, Glasgow |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN THE EAST END
| 1996 St Paul's Arts Centre London E 14 |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN BRUSSELS
| 1997 Theatre du Residence Palace Brussels |
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A KNIGHT OUT IN LOS ANGELES
| 1997 Los Angeles Theatre Centre Los Angeles |
Director: Gregory Cooke |
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A KNIGHT OUT (Vancouver 2002)
Anthology with commentary by Ian McKellen | 2002 Vancouver Playhouse Vancouver, BC Canada |
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KNOTS
R. D. Laing, devised and staged by Edward Petherbridge | 1973 Shaw London |
Director: Edward Petherbridge |
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KNOTS (BAM)
| 1974 Brooklyn Academy of Music New York |
Director: Edward Petherbridge |
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LAST ACTION HERO
| 1993 |
Producer: Columbia Director: John McTiernan Role: Death |
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THE LAST JOURNEY
Screenplay by James Forsyth | 1971 |
Producer: Granada TV Director: Peter Potter Role: Stefan |
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THE LIFE IN MY HANDS
Peter Ustinov | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: Denis Carey Role: John Bogle |
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A LILY IN LITTLE INDIA
Donald Howarth | 1965 Hampstead Theatre Club and St Martin's London |
Producer: Michael Codron Associates Director: Donald Howarth Role: Alvin Hanker |
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LITTLE DORRIT
Charles Dickens | 2001 |
Director: Janet Whitaker Role: Dickens |
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LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT
Eugene O'Neill | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Edmund Tyrone |
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
based on the book by J.R.R. Tolkien, screenplay by Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Phillipa Boyens | 2001 |
Producer: New Line Cinema Director: Peter Jackson Role: Gandalf |
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE TWO TOWERS
based on the book by J.R.R. Tolkien, screenplay by Peter Jackson, Frances Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Steven Sinclair | 2002 |
Producer: New Line Cinema Director: Peter Jackson |
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RETURN OF THE KING
based on the book by J.R.R. Tolkien, screenplay by Peter Jackson, Frances Walsh, Philippa Boyens | 2003 |
Producer: New Line Cinema Director: Peter Jackson |
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LUTHER
John Osborne | 1963 Arts Theatre Ipswich, Suffolk |
Director: Robert Chetwyn Role: Martin Luther |
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MACBETH (1976-77)
William Shakespeare | 1976 Other Place, Stratford-upon-avon; Gulbenkinan Theatre, Newcastle; RST, Stratford; Donmar Warehouse, London; Young Vic, London. Stratford-upon-Avon; Newcastle; London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Macbeth |
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MACBETH (1979)
William Shakespeare | 1979 |
Producer: Thames TV Director: Trevor Nunn/Philip Casson Role: Macbeth |
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS
Robert Bolt | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: David Forder Role: William Roper |
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THE MAN OF DESTINY / O'FLAHERTY VC
Bernard Shaw | 1966 Mermaid London |
Director: Robert Kidd (MOD) / Peter Gill (OFVC) Role: Corporal Napoleon/Private O'Flaherty V.C. |
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THE MARQUIS OF KEITH
Frank Wedekind | 1974 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: Ronald Eyre (and translator) Role: The Marquis of Keith |
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THE MAYOR OF ZALAMEA
Pedro Calderon de la Barca, translated by David Brett | 1964 Nottingham Playhouse Nottingham |
Director: John Neville Role: Captain Don Alvaro |
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Midnight Matinee
| 1961 Coventry Theatre |
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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
William Shakespeare | 1960 |
Producer: Marlowe Society/Argo Records Director: George Rylands Role: Lysander |
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A MISERABLE AND LONELY DEATH
Norman Fenton and Ron Blair | 1978 Donmar Warehouse, Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: Walter Donohue Role: Kentridge |
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MISTER SHAW'S MISSING MILLIONS
Jack Emery | 1993 |
Producer: Channel Four UK Director: David Giles Role: G Bernard Shaw |
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MR. PICKWICK
Stanley Young (adapted from Charles Dickens novel) | 1961 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Brian Bell Role: Mr. Snodgrass |
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (1962)
William Shakespeare | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Graham Crowden Role: Count Claudio |
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (1965)
| 1965 Old Vic London |
Director: Franco Zeffirelli Role: Claudio |
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NAPOLI MILIONARIA
Eduardo di Filippo/version by Peter Tinniswoode | 1991 Lyttelton London |
Director: Richard Eyre Role: Gennaro |
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A NIGHT FOR NICARAGUA
| 1985 Piccadilly Theatre London |
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NOAH
Andre Obey | 1962 Belgrade Theatre Coventry |
Director: Anthony Richardson Role: Shem |
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ODYSSEY (Unabridged)
Homer | 1996 |
Producer: Penguin Books |
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THE OLIVIERS IN LOVE
| 2001 |
Role: Narrator |
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OTHELLO
William Shakespeare | 1989 The Other Place; Young Vic Stratford-upon-Avon; London |
Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Iago London Critics' Circle Award - Best Actor |
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OTHELLO (1988)
William Shakespeare | 1988 |
Producer: CBS Director: Trevor Nunn Role: Iago |
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PETER PAN
J. M. Barrie | 1997 Olivier Theatre London |
Director: John Caird Role: Mr. Darling/Captain Hook |
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PILLARS OF THE COMMUNITY
Henrik Ibsen | 1977 Aldwych Theatre London |
Director: John Barton Role: Karsten Bernick |
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PLENTY
David Hare | 1986 |
Producer: 20th Century Fox Director: Fred Schepisi Role: Sir Andrew Charleson |
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PRESENT LAUGHTER
Noel Coward | 1998 West Yorkshire Playhouse Leeds |
Director: Malcolm Sutherland Role: Garry Essendine |
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PRIEST OF LOVE
Screenplay byAlan Plater from the biography by Harry T. Moore and the writings and letters of D. H. Lawrence. < |