Stage
| Production | Character | Director | Company | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brighton Beach Memoirs | Stan | Rita Tieghe | Andrew's Lane, Dublin | |
| Six Characters in Search of an Author | The Son | John Crowley | Abbey Theatre | |
| The Marriage of Figaro | Cherubim | Brian Brady | Abbey Theatre | |
| A Woman of No Importance | Gerald Arbuthnot | Ben Barnes | Abbey Theatre | |
| Lonesome West | Welsh | Gary Hines | Druid Theatre Co. | |
| Long Day's Journey into Night | Edmund | Karel Reisz | The Gate, Dublin | |
| Dublin Carol | Mark | Ian Rickson | Old Vic/Royal Court | |
| The Secret Fall of Constance Wilde | Lord Alfred Douglas | Patrick Mason | Abbey Theatre/Barbican, RSC | |
| The Coming World | Ed/Ty | Mark Brickman | Soho Theatre | |
| Crave | B | Vicky Featherstone | Royal Court | |
| Original Sin | Angel | Peter Gill | Sheffield Crucible | |
| Playing the Victim | Valya | Richard Wilson | Told by an Idiot | |
| The Cavalcaders | Rory | Robin Lefevre | Tricycle Theatre | |
| A Girl in a Car With a Man | Alex | Joe Hill-Gibbins | Royal Court | Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre |
| Aristocrats | Casimir | Tom Cairns | National Theatre | |
| Dying City | Craig/Peter | James McDonald | Royal Court | |
| The Vertical Hour | Sam Mendes | The Music Box, NY | Nominated - Drama League Award | |
| Sea Wall | George Perrin | The Bush Theatre | ||
| Roaring Trade | Roxana Silbert | Soho Theatre | ||
| Cock | M | James McDonald | Royal Court | Laurence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre |
| Design for Living | Leo | Anthony Page | Old Vic | |
| Emperor and Galilean | Julian | Jonathan Kent | Royal National Theatre |
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